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Foreword Lynn J. Osmond Osmond, Lynn J. 12
Introduction 14
Glessner House: Henry Hobson Richardson, 1885-87 18
Auditorium Building: Adler & Sullivan, 1887-89 20
The Rookery: Burnham & Root, 1888 22
Second Leiter Building: William Le Baron Jenney, 1889-91 24
The Monadnock: Burnham & Root, 1891 28
Marquette Building: Holabird & Roche, 1893-95 30
Reliance Building: Burnham & Root, 1891-95 34
Chicago Cultural Center: Shepley Rutan & Coolidge, 1891-97 36
Carson Pirie Scott & Co.: originally Schlesinger & Mayer: Louis H. Sullivan, 1899, 1902-03 42
Macy's State Street: originally Marshall Field & Co.: D. H. Burnham & Co., 1902, 1907 46
Robie House: Frank Lloyd Wright, 1909 50
Wrigley Building: Graham Anderson Probst & White, 1919-24 52
Tribune Tower: Howells & Hood, 1923-25 56
Carl Street Studios: also known as 151 West Burton: Sol Kogen, Edgar Miller, and others, 1927 58
Chicago Board of Trade: Holabird & Root, 1930 60
Merchandise Mart: Graham Anderson Probst & White, 1927-31 62
University Building: Keck & Keck, 1937 64
Myron Bachman House: Bruce Golf, 1948 66
860-880 North Lake Shore Drive: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1949-51 70
Crown Hall: Mies van der Rohe, 1956 74
30 West Monroe: originally Inland Steel Building: Skidmore Owings & Merrill, 1958 80
Marina City: Bertrand Goldberg Associates, 1962-64 82
Richard J. Daley Center: originally Chicago Civic Center: Chicago Civic Center Architects (C. F. Murphy & Associates, with Skidmore Owings & Merrill and Loebl Schlossman & Bennett), 1965 84
John Hancock Center: Skidmore Owings &Merrill, 1965-69 88
McCormick Place: C. F. Murphy & Associates, 1967-71 94
Federal Center: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1959-74 102
Sears Tower: Skidmore Owings & Merrill, 1968-74 106
Metropolitan Correctional Facility: Harry Weese & Associates, 1975 110
Steel & Glass House: Krueck & Olsen, 1981 112
333 Wacker Drive: Kohn Pedersen Fox, 1979-83 120
James R. Thompson Center: originally State of Illinois Building: Murphy/Jahn, 1979-85 128
Harold Washington Library Center: Hammond Beeby Babka, 1991 132
Little Village Academy: Ross Barney+Jankowski, 1996 140
Private Residence: Tadao Ando, 1992-98 144
Republic Windows & Doors: Booth Hansen Associates, 1998 146
Archer Courts: Landon Bone, 2000 154
Soldier Field: Holabird & Root, 1922-26 Wood+Zapata, with Lohan Caprile Goettsch, 2000-03 renovation 162
McCormick Tribune Campus Center: OMA/Rem Koolhaas, 2003 168
Jay Pritzker Pavilion: Frank O. Gehry & Associates, 2004 178
Contemporaine: Perkins+Will, 2004 186
Hyatt Center: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, 2005 194
Gary Comer Youth Center: John Ronan Architect, 2006 204
Index 220
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