Printers Row - or, officially Printing House Row Historic District, was once the heart of Chicago's printing business. Those companies moved out long ago, but many of the massive buildings that housed ...
Located on Chicago's South Side, the campus of University of Chicago is an architectural delight, with both historic neo-Gothic and modern buildings. There are also some interesting museums on ...
Inspired by the Gothic cathedrals of Europe, Chicago's Fisher Building was one of the city's earliest skyscrapers and is a wonderful example of the Chicago School of ...
Often dubbed Chicago's "original Gold Coast", the area known as the Prairie Avenue Historic District was once "the" place to live in Chicago. Having an address here meant that you were ...
One of the buildings bordering Grant Park is the magnificent Auditorium Building, designed by Adler and Sullivan in 1889. This building among others defined 'Michigan Cliff', a range of high-rise buildings ...
Chicago's city hall takes up one half of a monumental early 20th century structure that occupies a whole city block in the city's central Loop district. The other half of the building houses administrative ...
Standing as a symbol of 19th and 20th century America's burgeoning railroad industry, Dearborn Street Station was the first of Chicago's grand downtown stations.