My last morning in Chicago, in which I enjoyed a nice morning walk. There’s a lot of architecture here, which is like saying there’s a lot of weather: anywhere there’s a building there’s architecture. But in Chicago it seems like there’s a lot of “significant” architecture. There are also a lot of these building-sized murals, particularly I think in places where neighboring buildings have been torn down, leaving relatively ugly brick walls exposed.
On my walk, I went across the Roosevelt Street viaduct and bridge, which included these cool little sculptures on the handrail…
Took an architecture survey course in college (very good for me). Chicago was prominently featured in this class, at least as much as NYC.
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