The Rookery: A Building Book from the Chicago Architecture

The Rookery: A Building Book from the Chicago Architecture Foundation (Pomegranate Catalog)
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Praised in 1888 as the largest and finest office building in the country--all eleven stories--The Rookery featured both masonry load-bearing walls and skeletal frame construction. Architect John Wellborn Root lavished exquisite care on The Rookery, built on the site of the former City Hall and named after its dirty pigeons and corrupt politicians. Frank Lloyd Wright modernized The Rookery in 1905, changing the light fixtures and covering old dark iron surfaces with incised Carrara marble. Today The Rookery stands as a first-class office building. By Jay Pridmore, photographs by Hedrich Blessing. Published with the Chicago Architecture Foundation.
Country USA
Brand Pomegranate
Manufacturer Pomegranate
Binding Hardcover
ItemPartNumber 10-05210
UnitCount 1
EANs 9780764923067
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

The Rookery: A Building Book from the Chicago Architecture Foundation (Pomegranate Catalog)