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Lesser building nerd, real estate photographer
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Rooftops, by Phillip Chen American, born 1953 1976 More info:
https://www.artic.edu/artworks/60536
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Get thee to the Alma Thomas exhibit at the Smart Museum! Curatorial excellence in timing for exhibit, with many of the abstract paintings inspired by space exploration or flowers.
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Lady Topham Catt
1 day ago
detail
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Being a contrarian, went to Hyde Park to appreciate the magnolias
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every lot montréal
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4264 boulevard Dorchester Ouest Built in 1895. 1 unit. 2 stories. 256 m2.
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Eric Allix Rogers
2 days ago
Magnolias!
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Every Lot Chicago hyping Will Quam's new book
press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/bo...
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2 days ago
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2 days ago
Grand Staircase, St. Pancras Station
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LCC municipal
3 days ago
Apologies for another plug (it won’t be the last…), but in case you missed it, here is my write up from my April 2025 pilgrimage to Hilversum Town Hall. Have you been? If not, I highly recommend it!
lccmunicipal.com/2026/04/10/h...
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Soren Spicknall
3 days ago
The Belvidere Apartments, constructed in 1927 in a largely low density part of Hammond, Indiana, was the city's first modern fireproof apartment building as well as its first full service "apartment hotel". Units came fully furnished (complete with cutlery!) and the building employed a maid service.
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dmercer.bsky.social
2 days ago
St. Bartholomew’s Gatehouse, London, 1595
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Steven Lucy
4 days ago
Spring is springing
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Who doesn't appreciate a decorative bell tower? Scoundrels, that's who. 4701-03 N. St. Louis (1926).
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Robert Loerzel
5 days ago
What a nice letterhead. The Duck Brand Co.! I came across this in the Chicago City Council Proceedings Files from 1900.
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Vegetation in receptacle no. 6, Ashland and Farwell
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5 days ago
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Chicago Workers Cottage Initiative
5 days ago
The Parthenon of Pilsen
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Municipal Dreams
6 days ago
Canterbury Museum; designed by architect and City surveyor AH Campbell in Tudor Revival in 1897. James George Beaney donated ÂŁ10,000 and Canterbury City Council added ÂŁ5000 so that the new building could accommodate the city's existing museum and library.
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Every Lot Milwaukee
6 days ago
5511 W MARTIN DR, 53208 Year Built: 1929 Zoning: Multi-Family Residential 5 [RM5] Assessment: $771,100 Neighborhood: WICK FIELD
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Max Chavez
5 days ago
Adjacent to Belgravia Court is St. James Court which is not fully pedestrianized and features larger residences/lots. A wild mix of single-family homes and pretty grand apartment buildings.
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Chicken Joe
6 days ago
Pearl, Illinois Population 103
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Max Chavez
7 days ago
400 West Market (1992) in Louisville, designed by John Burgee.
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ChicagoVintageTileFloors
6 days ago
Spring green
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Tudor Revival and polychrome terra cotta, natural allies at 150-170 Claremont Ave., NY, NY
7 days ago
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N.N. Scott
7 days ago
I got you
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Every Lot Chicago
7 days ago
332 North Hamlin Avenue
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7 days ago
5825 W. Division St., Chicago. The former Ambassador and then Rockne Theatre was built in 1925, Harold Gallup, architect. The New Inspirational Baptist Church has had a home here for 40 years.
www.wbez.org/architecture...
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Not me seeing this and thinking it a charming mix of English and (nonsense) Italian, Penalty Iiforii Removal, smdh
#ManholeCoverMonday
7 days ago
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Lady Topham Catt
8 days ago
Cherry blossoms are such ephemeral, temperamental little beauties. So glad I made it out to Jackson Park to see them today.
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public universal reply guy
8 days ago
hanami located
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Lady Topham Catt
8 days ago
Gotta be Detroit. The skyscrapers are fun, but I fell instantly & irrevocably in love with the incredible exuberance & creativity of the 1920s era residential designs. Boston-Edison Historic District Detroit, Michigan
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candy colored clown
8 days ago
Detroit!
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are you not infotained
8 days ago
Great sign alert
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Vegetation in receptacles nos. 4 and 5, NYC.
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11 days ago
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Chicago Film Archives
11 days ago
A home movie from the Glick family's Passover Seder, c. 1939, likely shot in Chicago's Uptown neighborhood in the two-room apartment at the New Lawrence Hotel where Jack & Dorothy Glick lived with their two children. Jack immigrated to Chicago from Ukraine and ran a bar and cigar shop at the hotel.
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Sophie
11 days ago
MAKE CITY //
#walking
around
#chicago
with my trusty old
#digicam
#photo
#photography
#city
#urban
#street
#house
#home
#building
#architecture
#urbanplanning
#urbex
#design
#nostalgia
#film
#digital
#vintage
#cityphotography
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Soren Spicknall
17 days ago
Roseland Station post office (John C. Bollenbacher under the supervision of Louis A. Simon, 1935) has two siblings in Chicago - Pilsen Station and Logan Station - but none of them still have their original front doors. Roseland just got new doors after the previous set was damaged.
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Certified Illinois Expert
14 days ago
Berwyn garage
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One from this account's first muse, William C. Presto: the renovation and addition (1934-45) to the Schlitz tied house at 5120 N. Broadway
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Every Lot Milwaukee
14 days ago
5101 W WASHINGTON BL, 53208 Year Built: 1922 Zoning: Two-Family Residential 3 [RT3] Assessment: $409,900 Neighborhood: WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
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Certified Illinois Expert
15 days ago
A short thread of some prairie homes in a small enclave at the western edge of Riverside (1/5)
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This is Harold Washington Library State and Van Buren
16 days ago
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Laurie
16 days ago
canal forever problems for now
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No Kings includes this asshole near the Viagra Triangle
16 days ago
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Wee modern at 6042 N. Campbell, ca. 1955
17 days ago
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17 days ago
Breeze block! Karavan Motel, 1620 S. Cicero, Cicero, Illinois.
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Always RT the Guardian Building
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18 days ago
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gabriel x. michael
18 days ago
Carroll Avenue at Clark Street
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Fruit bowl* near Talman and Granville. (*Or bouquet, can't really tell.)
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19 days ago
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Larry Shure
7 months ago
Some 1960s Chicago townhouses. Top to bottom: Pei & Weese (1969), Anderson & Battles (1967), Keck & Keck (1969), Tigerman & Koglin (1964).
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Lady Topham Catt
19 days ago
Gambreling along on West End Ave, all built 1906-1907.
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