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THE MARQUETTE BUILDING

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56, W. Adams Street, The Loop, Chicago, The United States Of America

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2024

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Beautiful lobby with large mosaics inside benefiting from a structure of metal beams and columns.

The Marquette Building is a perfect testimony to the golden age of the Chicago School of Architecture, led by Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright and the two Marquette Building architects, among others. Designed by the architectural firm Holabird & Roche and built in 1894, it features a structure of metal beams and columns, the design of which can be clearly seen from the outside. In the superb lobby, admire the large mosaics by Edward Kemeys, commemorating Marquette's historic voyage and encounter with the Native Americans.

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Manej

Visited in september 2015

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Autre superbe bâtiment entourant le Flamingo. Il y en a vraiment à tous les coins de rue ! Extrême droite sur la photo. Un chapiteau en cachait malheureusement la vue lors de mon passage mais on voit bien ces fameuses fenêtres dont le descriptif du Petit Futé parle.