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This weekend, get FREE, behind-the-scenes access to 200 buildings across . openhousechicago.org EVENT GUIDE SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION: This section was edited and produced by the Chicago Architecture Foundation. 1 PRESENTED BY

About the Chicago Architecture Foundation Five years ago, the Chicago to embark on a tour, workshops for Architecture Foundation (CAF) students, lectures for adults and decided to bring a city-wide festival of field trip groups gathered around architecture and design to Chicago— our 1,000-building scale model of the quintessential city of American Chicago. architecture. London originated the In addition to Open House Chicago, “Open House” concept more than 20 CAF is best known for our 85 different years ago, New York City had several Chicago-area tours, including the top- years under its belt and even Toronto ranked tour in the city: the Chicago produced a similar festival. By 2011, it Architecture Foundation River Cruise was Chicago’s time and Open House aboard Chicago’s First Lady Cruises. Chicago was born. Our 450 highly-trained volunteer CAF was founded in 1966. As a docents lead more than 6,000 walking,

STS. VOLODYMYR & OLHA UKRAINIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH (P. 10) photo by Anne Evans nonprofit organization dedicated boat, bus and L train tours each year. to inspiring people to discover why CAF also offers exhibitions, public designed matters, CAF has grown programs and education activities Ten things to know about over the years to become a hub for for all ages. Open House Chicago learning about and participating in Learn more about CAF and our architecture and design. If you visit us city’s amazing architecture 1. Open House Chicago (OHC) is a FREE public festival at 224 S. Michigan Avenue, you’ll find at architecture.org. that offers behind-the-scenes access to 200 buildings across a flurry of activity: visitors preparing SPECIAL CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION ADVERTISING SECTION | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2015 ADVERTISING SECTION | THURSDAY, SPECIAL CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION Chicago—no tickets are required. 2. The fifth-annual OHC is October 17–18 from 9am to 5pm. Open times for individual sites vary. Hours are listed in this guide and online. “Chicago is a city that is passionate about architecture 3. Visit our mobile-friendly website, openhousechicago.org, and this fall, Chicago is celebrating architecture all to plan your OHC itinerary and to get the most up-to-date around. From the opening of the very first Chicago info on sites and hours. Architecture Biennial to the fifth-annual Open House Chicago, Chicago’s appreciation of architecture 4. OHC is organized by the Chicago Architecture Foundation and design has never been stronger. This year, (CAF), a nonprofit cultural organization, in collaboration with CAF has expanded OHC to include more than 200 numerous community partners and sponsors. LYNN OSMOND, sites and 20 neighborhoods and our first suburban CAF PRESIDENT partner, Evanston. So get out there and explore this 5. CAF members have access to four exclusive & CEO members-only sites and priority-access at all other sites. extraordinary city of architecture.” 6. Become a member and receive your OHC benefits instantly “On October 3, Chicago launched its first Architecture by visiting openhousechicago.org/membership Biennial, fortifying our position as the city of 7. Three sites require reservations. RSVPs have closed for revolutionary architecture and design. It’s no wonder this year. Become a CAF member to get information on next that the Chicago Architecture Foundation’s Open year’s sites before OHC. House Chicago, now in its fifth year, has become a marquee event for the city. I encourage you to 8. Follow CAF on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for live explore a new building—and a new neighborhood— OHC updates: @chiarchitecture and #OHC2015 , to experience why we should all be proud to call 9. Keep OHC free and accessible to all by donating MAYOR Chicago home.” OF CHICAGO at openhousechicago.org/donate. Any amount makes a difference. Donations are tax-deductible. 10. Have fun! PRESENTED BY 2 SPECIAL CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION SECTION | THURSDAY, ADVERTISING OCTOBER 15, 2015

About the Chicago EVANSTON (p. 25–26) Contents New OHC Website! Architecture Foundation 1–2 Introduction 3 Programs to embark on a tour, workshops for FAR NORTH (p. 23–24) Check out the new, mobile-friendly OHC website to: students, lectures for adults and 4 Membership and family info field trip groups gathered around 5–26 Site listings • sort the 200 sites by NORTH (p. 21–22) our 1,000-building scale model of 5–8 Downtown neighborhood, day and type. 9–10 West neighborhoods Chicago. • plan your itinerary by selecting NEAR NORTH (p. 17–19) 11–12 Southwest neighborhoods In addition to Open House Chicago, the “add to itinerary” button 13–14 South neighborhoods CAF is best known for our 85 different WEST on any of the 200 sites (sign in (p. 9–10) DOWNTOWN (p. 5–8) 15–16 Far south neighborhoods Chicago-area tours, including the top- with Facebook or Twitter) 17–19 Near north neighborhoods ranked tour in the city: the Chicago 21–22 North neighborhoods • view your itinerary or browse Architecture Foundation River Cruise SOUTH (p.13–14) SOUTHWEST 23–24 Far north neighborhoods the sites on your smartphone— aboard Chicago’s First Lady Cruises. (p. 11–12) 25–26 Evanston including an interactive map Our 450 highly-trained volunteer docents lead more than 6,000 walking, • become a member and boat, bus and L train tours each year. FAR SOUTH (p. 15–16) PHOTOGRAPHY receive your OHC priority- access pass instantly via email CAF also offers exhibitions, public On the cover: programs and education activities St. Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church (p. 22) Plan your itinerary at openhousechicago.org for all ages. All photos by Eric Allix Rogers unless PULLMAN (p. 15–16) Learn more about CAF and our otherwise noted. city’s amazing architecture at architecture.org. CAF THANKS THE SPONSORS OF OHC FOR KEEPING THE EVENT FREE TO ALL.

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COMMUNITY PARTNERS 47th Ward Alderman Ameya Pawar’s Office, 48th Ward Alderman Harry Osterman’s Office, Back of the Yards Neighborhood Council, Bronzeville Area Residents and Commerce Council, Building Owners and Managers Association, Alliance, Chicago’s North Shore Convention & Visitors Bureau, City of Evanston, Design Evanston, Downtown Evanston, Edgewater Chamber of Commerce, Edgewater Historical Society, Evanston Chamber of Commerce, Evanston Community Foundation, Evanston History Center, Foundation for Homan Square, Glessner House Museum, Historic Pullman Foundation, Lakeview Chamber of Commerce, Lincoln Square / Ravenswood Chamber of Commerce, Association, Public Media Institute, Quad Communities Development Corporation, Ravenswood Community Council, Rogers Park Business Alliance, Rogers Park/West Ridge Historical Society, South East Chicago Commission, South Shore Chamber Inc., Ukrainian Village Neighborhood Association, West Loop Community Organization 3 PRESENTED BY

Selected Programs

For a full list of free programs taking place during OHC, please visit openhousechicago.org/programs

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SATURDAY ONLY Out of Chicago Photography Access Contemporary Music 9am–5pm 1–4pm (p. 6) Nichols Tower at Homan Square— Elks National Memorial (p. 18) Original Sears Tower (p. 10) Chicago Artists Month Exhibitions 11am–2pm NICHOLS TOWER AT HOMAN SQUARE— Institute of Technology, Robert F. Carr 9am–5pm ORIGINAL SEARS TOWER (P. 10) Memorial Chapel of St. Savior (p. 14) photo by Vincent Chung South Shore Cultural Center (p. 16) 11am–2pm “Lady Lake Shore Drive” Graham Foundation— (p. 18) SUNDAY ONLY Performance Encountering Deep Opacity: Sustainability Tour 1–2pm 1pm and 3pm The Case for New Media Art South Shore Cultural Center (p. 16) , Reva and 1pm David Logan Center for the Arts (p. 16) The (p. 6) Ryan Opera Center Ensemble Cello Recital 2pm 1pm St. Peter’s Episcopal Church (p. 22) Lyric Opera of Chicago— SOUTH SHORE CULTURAL CENTER (P. 16) Civic Opera House (p. 7) SPECIAL CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION ADVERTISING SECTION | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2015 ADVERTISING SECTION | THURSDAY, SPECIAL CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION Ride CTA GET AROUND TOWN to Open House 24-Hour Passes are just $7.95 Chicago 2015 at all 475 stations on October 17 & 18 The best way to explore Open House Chicago is by riding the CTA’s buses and trains, which serve Chicago and dozens of suburban communities. See maps, schedules or plan a trip at transitchicago.com or call the RTA Travel Information Center at 312-836-7000. To make your trip even easier, use CTA Bus Tracker and CTA Train Tracker to get estimated arrival times when you travel.

CTA Bus Tracker CTA Train Tracker Get estimated arrivals for buses Estimated train arrival times are at all CTA bus stops. Visit available for CTA rail stations ctabustracker.com or check with CTA Train Tracker. Visit out the arrival information apps ctatraintracker.com for arrival that use CTA Bus Tracker data at information or transitchicago.com/ transitchicago.com/apps. Estimated apps for apps that use CTA Train arrivals are also available by text Tracker data. For estimated arrival Proud Transportation Partner of Open House Chicago 2015 message. Simply follow the instructions times by text, look for instructions in on the bottom of bus stop signs or stations or at ctatraintracker.com. go to the CTA Bus Tracker website. DivvyBikes.com PRESENTED BY 4 SPECIAL CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION SECTION | THURSDAY, ADVERTISING OCTOBER 15, 2015 For Families Get OHC Member Benefits

For a full list of free family activities during OHC, CAF MEMBERSHIP please visit openhousechicago.org/programs HAS MANY BENEFITS, INCLUDING: FAMILY-FRIENDLY SITES 1807 W. Sunnyside—The Airstream (p. 22) • OHC priority-access pass— Berghoff Restaurant (p. 6) bypass long lines at busy sites Chicago Architecture Foundation (p. 6) Columbia Yacht Club (p. 6) • Access to four exclusive DePaul University, — members-only OHC sites Blackstone Theatre (p. 6) Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago • Year-round benefits including and Money Museum (p. 6) 65 FREE walking tours SUNDAY ONLY Fine Arts Building (p. 6) CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION (P. 6) Growing Power’s Iron Street Farm (p. 12) To join and instantly receive your Sustainability Tour Hampton Inn Michigan Avenue— OHC priority-access pass via email, visit OHC FAMILY FESTIVAL 1pm and 3pm Chicago Motor Club (p. 7) openhousechicago.org/membership University of Chicago, Reva and Saturday and Sunday,10am–2pm Ignite Glass Studios (p. 10) David Logan Center for the Arts (p. 16) Chicago Architecture McCormick Bridgehouse Foundation (p. 6) & Museum (p. 7) Cello Recital Threadless Warehouse & Headquarters (p. 10) 2pm Kids and families are invited to St. Peter’s Episcopal Church (p. 22) celebrate OHC at the historic Railway Exchange Building! This is a drop-in event. No reservations are needed.

This weekend, explore these sites to discover some remarkable examples of American art. The American Art Track is made possible by the Terra Foundation Open House for American Art. Visit openhousechicago.org/Terra. 1. American Indian Center of Chicago (p. 22) 2. Chicago Architecture Biennial in the Cultural Center (p. 6) 3. Cliff Dwellers (p. 6) Chicago 4. Elks National Memorial (p. 18) 5. Fine Arts Building (p. 6) 6. Garfield Park Conservatory (p. 10) 7. Hampton Inn Michigan Avenue—Chicago Motor Club (p. 7) American Art 8. Holabird & Root and Wright Heerema Architects in the Marquette Building (p. 7–8) 9. Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Cathedral (p. 10) 10. InterContinental Chicago Magnificent Mile— Medina Athletic Club (p. 7) Track 11. Lyric Opera of Chicago—Civic Opera House (p. 7)

12. McCormick Bridgehouse & Chicago River Museum (p. 7) 13. Meyers Ace Hardware— (p. 14) 14. Monroe Building (p. 7) 15. New Regal Theater (p. 16) 16. Old Town School of Folk Music (p. 22) MADE POSSIBLE BY 17. Second Presbyterian Church (p. 14) 18. The Arts Club of Chicago (p. 6) 19. The Rookery (p. 8) 20. Union League Club (p. 8) PHOTO Second Presbyterian Church’s stained glass windows. 21. University of Chicago, Rockefeller Memorial Chapel (p. 16) Designed and created in 1917 by Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company and Tiffany Studios. 5 PRESENTED BY

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WABASH 32 Chicago Athletic Association Hotel WASHINGTON 29 MILLENNIUM MAGGIE DALEY Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill PARK PARK 33 Loop SynagogueSHORE DRIVE 34 Monroe Building Architecture 37 30 35 PritzkerLAKE Military Museum & Library 111 W. Monroe St. Suite 2300

MICHIGAN 36 School of the , MADISON 31 Saturday and Sunday 9am–4:30pm 32 Grand Ballroom at MacLean Center Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, 1958 33 (Illinois Athletic Club) 37 Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture, 2006 MONROE 38 Palmer House See models of some of the world’s tallest MONROE 34 35 39 Holabird & Root buildings in this penthouse office with 37 38

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47 42 The Rookery 200 E. Randolph St. 42 SH 43 Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago 46 45 STATE 53 54 Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm 43 and Money Museum Edward Durell Stone, 1972 44 WABA 55 56 JACKSON 44 231 S. LaSalle St. JACKSON 49 (Continental Illinois Bank Building) Visit the 71st floor and take in 360 degree views from Chicago’s third tallest building— CHICAGO 45 Metropolitan Club at ARCHITECTURE 46 Union Station the highest site in OHC. All visitors are 57 FOUNDATION 47 Illinois Institute of Technology, VAN BUREN required to show a valid photo ID. Chicago-Kent College of Law

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CLINTON JEFFERSON 1 W Chicago Lakeshore Hotel 16 HamptonFRANKLIN Inn Michigan Avenue 49 Union League Club 201 E. Ontario St. 2 The Arts Club of Chicago EISENHOWER EXPY(Chicago Motor Club) CONGRESS 50 Berghoff Restaurant Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed 3 Freehand Chicago () 17 McCormick Bridgehouse & Chicago River Museum 51 Cliff Dwellers 59 Vinci/Hamp Architects, Inc., 1997 4 Jones Chicago 18 Sky-Line Club 52 CallisonRTKL Climb the famous Mies van der Rohe staircase 5 19 Chicago 53 Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, LLP 6 InterContinental Chicago MagnificentHARRISON Mile 20 Radisson Blu Hotel 54 VOA Associates Inc. that was rescued from a prior Arts Club (Medina Athletic Club) 21 bKL Architecture LLC 60 55 Goettsch Partners building. Normally, it is only open to club 7 Optima Chicago Center Luxury Apartments 22 GEMS World Academy 56 Chicago Architecture Foundation members. 8 23 Prudential Plaza 57 HOK 62 61 9 DIRTT Environmental Solutions 24 Aon Center BALBO 58 Fine Arts Building

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WABASH STATE 11 Perkins+Will 26 Broadway In Chicago’s Oriental Theatre MICHIGAN 60 SpertusLAKE SHOREDRIVE Institute for 12 Thornton Tomasetti 27 Jewish Learning and Leadership POLK 13 Nuveen Investments 28 Chicago Architecture Biennial 8TH 61 Blackstone Renaissance Hotel 14 The Kemper Building 29 Chicago Temple (First United Methodist Church) 62 DePaul University, Merle Reskin Theatre 15 30 Seventeenth Church of Christ, Scientist Lyric Opera of Chicago (Civic Opera House) FOR UPDATES(Blackstone PLEASE Theatre) VISIT OPENHOUSECHICAGO.ORG

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Chicago Architecture Congress Plaza Hotel SPECIAL CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION SECTION | THURSDAY, ADVERTISING OCTOBER 15, 2015 Biennial 28 & Convention Center 59 78 E. Washington St. (Cultural Center) 520 S. Michigan Ave. Saturday and Sunday 10am–6pm Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday 9am–3pm Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge, 1897 Clinton J. Warren, 1893 OHC 2015 is taking place in conjunction with See inside the Congress Plaza Hotel’s fabulous the very first Chicago Architecture Biennial. Gold Ballroom and Florentine Ballroom. From October 3 to January 3, the Biennial invites the public to engage with and think DePaul University, Merle Reskin about architecture in new and unexpected Theatre (Blackstone Theatre) 62 ways through a constellation of interactive 60 E. Balbo Dr. installations and events. Visit the Biennial in Saturday closed, Sunday 12–5pm the and specially Marshall & Fox, 1910 designed architectural kiosks across the street Now part of The Theatre School at DePaul in . University, the former Blackstone Theatre is one of the few remaining historic Downtown Chicago Architecture theaters. Foundation 56 224 S. Michigan Ave. DIRTT Environmental Solutions 9 (Railway Exchange Building) 325 N. Wells St. Suite 1000 PRUDENTIAL PLAZA, AON CENTER AND RADISSON BLU AQUA HOTEL Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed D.H. Burnham and Company, 1904 Gustav Hallberg, 1912 CAF, the host of OHC, is located in the Booth Hansen & Associates, 1985. Downtown historic Railway Exchange Building. Visit The penthouse of this former coffee company the 1,100-building scale model of Chicago warehouse is home to DIRTT (Doing It Right 231 S. LaSalle St. (Continental Berghoff Restaurant 50 This Time) and offers breathtaking views of or stop by CAF’s free family programs. Illinois Bank Building) 44 17 W. Adams St. the Chicago River. 231 S. LaSalle St. Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed Chicago Athletic Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm 1872 Association Hotel 32 Graham, Anderson, Probst & White, 1924 A Chicago staple for 117 years. 12 S. Michigan Ave. and Money Museum 43 Access a rooftop deck with up-close-and- Visit the in-house bakery and other (enter at 71 E. Madison) 230 S. LaSalle St. personal views of several financial district behind-the-scenes areas. Saturday 9am–1pm, Sunday 1–5pm Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm giants. Then wander into the expansive Henry Ives Cobb, 1893. Hartshorne Graham, Anderson, Probst and White, 1922 bKL Architecture LLC 21 basement vault system. Plunkard and Roman & Williams, 2015 The Chicago Fed serves the Seventh 225 N. Columbus Dr. Suite 100 (Aqua) This former private athletic club is open Federal Reserve District. Visit the Money Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm to the public for the first time in more than Museum and see the Great Hall—not Jeanne Gang, 2009 Architecture 37 110 years. Venture beyond the sumptuous normally open to the public. All visitors bKL Architecture LLC, 2012 111 W. Monroe St. Suite 2300 lobbies and bars to see the hotel’s subject to security check and metal detector, Located in Aqua, bKL’s office is in close proximity valid photo ID required. Saturday and Sunday 9am–4:30pm breathtaking ballrooms. Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, 1958 to some of the firm’s most notable projects Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture, 2006 including GEMS World Academy. Chicago Temple (First United Fine Arts Building 58 410 S. Michigan Ave. See models of some of the world’s tallest Methodist Church) 29 Blackstone Renaissance Hotel 61 Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm buildings in this penthouse office with 77 W. Washington St. 636 S. Michigan Ave. Solon Spencer Beman, 1885 beautiful courtyards. Saturday 10am–5pm, Sunday 1–5pm Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm The oldest artist colony in the U.S. was once Holabird & Roche, 1924 Aon Center 24 Marshall and Fox, 1910 a Studebaker showroom. View the private The Chicago Temple is the tallest 200 E. Randolph St. Visit the historic Suite of Presidents where Venetian Court and be one of the first to step church building in the world. Climb Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm 12 sitting Presidents have stayed. inside the restored Studebaker Theatre. up to the “Sky Chapel” and an outdoor Edward Durell Stone, 1972 Broadway In Chicago’s patio directly beneath the soaring steeple. Visit the 71st floor and take in 360 degree Foundation Room at Last entry at 4:45pm. views from Chicago’s third tallest building— Oriental Theatre 26 House of Blues 10 the highest site in OHC. All visitors are 24 W. Randolph St. MEMBERS-ONLY 329 N. Dearborn St. Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm required to show a valid photo ID. Cliff Dwellers 51 (enter on side) George L. and Cornelius W. Rapp, 1926 200 S. Michigan Ave. 22nd floor Saturday 10am-4pm, Sunday 11am-4pm The Arts Club of Chicago 2 This movie palace inspired by East Asia Saturday and Sunday 9am–4pm Bertrand Goldberg, 1964 201 E. Ontario St. reopened in 1998 and has featured stars A. Epstein & Sons, 1958 Visit the exclusive club within this saddle- Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed like Judy Garland and touring Broadway Explore one of the most historic private shaped theater at . Vinci/Hamp Architects, Inc., 1997 productions like Wicked. clubs in Chicago and see its rooftop MEMBERS-ONLY Climb the famous Mies van der Rohe staircase CallisonRTKL 52 views of . A buffet lunch Freehand Chicago (Tokyo Hotel) 3 that was rescued from a prior Arts Club and drinks will be available for purchase. building. Normally, it is only open to club 200 S. Michigan Ave. Suite 1800 19 E. Ohio St. (Berg Warner Building) Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm members. Columbia Yacht Club 25 Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm 111 N. Lake Shore Dr. Ralph C. Harris, 1927 A. Epstein & Sons with designer Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Roman & Williams, 2015 William Lascaze, 1957 One of Chicago’s premier boating clubs since The former Tokyo Hotel was transformed Enjoy spectacular views and participate 1892 occupies a 372-foot train ferry. Step into a trendy hotel and hostel with signature in a wildly-interactive exhibit designed by lounge spaces and unique two-story aboard and explore the ship. CallisonRTKL employees. penthouse suites.

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Illinois Institute of Technology, Lyric Opera of Chicago Palmer House 38 Chicago-Kent College of Law 47 (Civic Opera House) 30 17 E. Monroe St. 565 W. Adams St. 20 N. Wacker Dr. Saturday 10am–4pm, Sunday closed Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday 9am–4:30pm, Sunday closed Holabird & Roche, 1927 Holabird & Root, 1992 Graham, Anderson, Probst & White, 1929 One of Chicago’s most famous hotels See the dramatic top-floor law library and Admire the cavernous 3,563-seat theater features gilded lobbies and colorful ballrooms. reading room after standing trial in one of featuring musical motifs throughout its Art See the beautiful Red Lacquer Room on the the school’s mock courtrooms. Nouveau and ornamentation. fourth floor. InterContinental Chicago McCormick Bridgehouse & Perkins+Will 11 Magnificent Mile Chicago River Museum 17 330 N. Wabash Ave. Suite 3600 (AMA Plaza) Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm (Medina Athletic Club) 6 376 N. Michigan Ave. (Riverwalk Level) , 1972 505 N. Michigan Ave. Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Perkins+Will, 2009 Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Edward Bennett, 1920 Get a great view of the river and see where Walter W. Ahlschlager, 1929 See the massive gears of Chicago’s most some of Chicago’s most notable buildings See the stunning King Arthur Court and famous movable bridge, then experience a were designed. The 35th and 36th floors Camelot Room and exquisite elevator lobbies 360-degree view of the city from the top of of Mies’s AMA Plaza (IBM Plaza) house in the eclectic former Medina Athletic Club. the tower. Perkins+Will. Joffrey Tower 27 Metropolitan Club Pritzker Military Museum 10 E. Randolph St. at Willis Tower 45 Saturday closed, Sunday 9am–5pm 233 S. Wacker Dr. 67th Floor & Library 35 Booth Hansen, 2008 (enter on Franklin St.) 104 S. Michigan Ave. (Monroe Building) Among this ’s mixed-use floors are Saturday 9am–3pm, Sunday closed Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed the ’s state-of-the-art rehearsal Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, 1973 Holabird & Roche, 1912 studios. The space overlooks the most Experience this exclusive business club’s This institution is dedicated to the story picturesque stretch of State Street. breathtaking views from the 66th and of the citizen soldier in American history. 67th floors of the iconic Willis Tower It is housed on the second floor of the Jones Chicago Apartments 4 (Sears Tower). beautifully-restored Monroe Building. 220 W. Illinois St. Saturday and Sunday 10am–5pm Monroe Building 34 Hartshorne Plunkard Architecture, 2015 104 S. Michigan Ave. Tour the luxurious amenities of this Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed

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PHOTOGRAPHY NOT PERMITTED WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE LINES EXPECTED FAMILY-FRIENDLY FOR UPDATES PLEASE VISIT OPENHOUSECHICAGO.ORG PRESENTED BY 8 SPECIAL CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION SECTION | THURSDAY, ADVERTISING OCTOBER 15, 2015 Lyric Opera of Chicago Palmer House 38 MEMBERS-ONLY School of the Art Institute Union League Club 49 (Civic Opera House) 30 17 E. Monroe St. Prudential Plaza 23 of Chicago, Grand Ballroom 65 W. Jackson Blvd. 20 N. Wacker Dr. Saturday 10am–4pm, Sunday closed 130 E. Randolph St. at MacLean Center Saturday closed, Sunday 12–5pm Saturday 9am–4:30pm, Sunday closed Holabird & Roche, 1927 Saturday 9am–1pm, Sunday closed Jenney, Mundie & Jensen, 1926 (Illinois Athletic Club) 36 See the second floor lounge that contains Graham, Anderson, Probst & White, 1929 One of Chicago’s most famous hotels Naess & Murphy, 1955 112 S. Michigan Ave. highlights from this exclusive club’s extensive Admire the cavernous 3,563-seat theater features gilded lobbies and colorful ballrooms. See the 11th-floor roof deck and clubhouse Saturday closed, Sunday 9am–5pm art collection. DRESS CODE: visitors are featuring musical motifs throughout its Art See the beautiful Red Lacquer Room on the amenity space and take in the incredible Barnett, Hayes, and Barnett, 1908 fourth floor. expected to wear business casual attire - no Nouveau and Art Deco ornamentation. views of Millennium Park. The former Illinois Athletic Club’s shorts or sandals. McCormick Bridgehouse & Perkins+Will 11 Radisson Blu Aqua Hotel 20 Grand Ballroom boasts 26-foot ceilings, marbled columns and an original Chicago River Museum 17 330 N. Wabash Ave. Suite 3600 (AMA Plaza) 221 N. Columbus Dr. Union Station 46 terrazzo dance floor. 376 N. Michigan Ave. (Riverwalk Level) Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm 500 W. Jackson Blvd. (South Entrance) Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1972 Jeanne Gang, 2009 Seventeenth Church of Christ, Saturday closed, Sunday 10am–5pm Edward Bennett, 1920 Perkins+Will, 2009 Take in the 80,000 sq ft third floor and Graham, Anderson, Scientist 15 See the massive gears of Chicago’s most Get a great view of the river and see where rooftop recreation deck and explore the Probst & White, 1925 some of Chicago’s most notable buildings extensive art collection of the fabulous 55 E. Wacker Dr. See inside the long-vacant Women’s famous movable bridge, then experience a Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday 12–5pm were designed. The 35th and 36th floors Radisson Blu Aqua Hotel. Lounge and other secret spaces just feet 360-degree view of the city from the top of Harry Weese & Associates, 1968 the tower. of Mies’s AMA Plaza (IBM Plaza) house away from where thousands of commuters 42 This unique church maximizes its prominent Perkins+Will. The Rookery walk every day. Metropolitan Club 209 S. LaSalle St. (enter from La Salle) six-sided site with a round auditorium styled Pritzker Military Museum Saturday closed, Sunday 9am–5pm after the layout of a Greek amphitheater. 19 at Willis Tower 45 203 N. Wabash Ave. 233 S. Wacker Dr. 67th Floor & Library 35 Burnham & Root, 1888 Skidmore, Owings Saturday and Sunday 10am–5pm (enter on Franklin St.) 104 S. Michigan Ave. (Monroe Building) Experience the glass-block walkways above Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed the Frank -renovated atrium & Merrill, LLP 53 Rapp & Rapp, 1928 Saturday 9am–3pm, Sunday closed 224 S. Michigan Ave. Suite 1000 Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, 1973 Holabird & Roche, 1912 and see a basement vault full of architectural The world’s first Virgin Hotels occupies (Railway Exchange Building) a restored bank building. The hotel Experience this exclusive business club’s This institution is dedicated to the story fragments. Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed mixes ornate old details with playful breathtaking views from the 66th and of the citizen soldier in American history. It is housed on the second floor of the Burnham & Co., 1904 new designs. 67th floors of the iconic Willis Tower SOM is one of the world’s leading architecture, beautifully-restored Monroe Building. (Sears Tower). design, engineering and planning firms. View VOA Associates Inc. 54 224 S. Michigan Ave. Suite 1400 Monroe Building 34 a collection of models in their offices at the (Railway Exchange Building) 104 S. Michigan Ave. Railway Exchange Building. Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday 9am–12pm Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed Sky-Line Club 18 D.H. Burnham & Co., 1904 Holabird & Roche, 1912 307 N. Michigan Ave. VOA Associates Incorporated, 2008 See this recently renovated building that BUY YOUR Shen Yun Saturday and Sunday 9am–4pm VOA is an international design firm located on features one of Chicago’s most beautiful TICKETS NOW Vitzthum & Burns, 1925 the 13th and 14th floors of the historic Railway lobbies and the Pritzker Military Museum Symphony Orchestra Atop the Old Republic Building, the Exchange Building. and Library. interior of one of Chicago’s oldest clubs W Chicago Hotel City Center Nuveen Investments 13 Perfect Blend of East and West is a reconstructed pub that was shipped 333 W. Wacker Dr. here from England. (Midland Club/Hotel) 41 172 W. Adams St. (enter at Franklin and Lake) Spertus Institute for Jewish Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, 1983 Learning and Leadership 60 Karl M. Vitzthum, 1929 The dramatic green glass of this tower mirrors 610 S. Michigan Ave. A private business club originally occupied this the sky, city and water as it curves along the Saturday closed, Sunday 9am–5pm building. See the “Extreme WOW” hotel suite fork of the Chicago River. Visit Nuveen’s Krueck + Sexton, 2007 with vintage arcade games. An origami-like crystalline glass facade makes offices in this popular building. Spertus one of Chicago’s most beautiful W Chicago Lakeshore Hotel 1 Old St. Patrick contemporary buildings. 644 N. Lake Shore Dr. “The orchestra is phenomenal. They are very very on top.” Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Roman Catholic Church 48 Thornton Tomasetti 12 William W. Bond, Jr. & Associates, 1964 700 W. Adams St. —Roger Tallman, 7 time Emmy award winning composer/producer 330 N. Wabash Ave. Suite 1500 (AMA Plaza) This recently-restyled lakefront hotel features Saturday closed, Sunday 1–4:30pm Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed the circular Altitude ballroom on the 33rd floor Carter & Bauer, 1854 “It is beyond anything I can put into words. It’s the most Pipa Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1972 with stunning city and lake views. Chicago’s oldest church is home to the city’s amazing, uplifting, spiritual journey.” Interior by Garofalo Architects & Powell/ main Irish parish and has an intricate interior —Margaux Brooks, executive film producer Erhu Kleinschmidt Wright Heerema inspired by the Book of Kells. An international leader in structural Architects 40 Optima Chicago Center Luxury Exquisite Chinese instruments in a grand Western orchestra engineering located on the 15th floor of Mies 140 S. Dearborn St. Suite 200 van der Rohe’s IBM Plaza (now AMA Plaza). (Marquette Building) Apartments 7 Vast repertoire of Shen Yun’s all-original music Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday 9am–12pm 200 E. Illinois St. Tribune Tower 5 Visit this firm on the second floor of the Saturday 11am–5pm, Sunday 12–5pm Masterpieces by Tchaikovsky, Sarasate and Rimsky-Korsakov Orchestra Hall 435 N. Michigan Ave. Marquette Building to take in unparalleled David Hovey, 2013 Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm views of the Federal Plaza through the city’s Access the 41st-floor rooftop terrace (with John Mead Howells Online: CSO.org , Chicago largest “Chicago-style” windows. a pool and fire pits) of this sleek apartment and Raymond M. Hood, 1925 tower. You’ll get up-close views of Tribune Phone: 312-294-3000, 800-515-3468 Sunday, October 18, 3:00 PM Tour the first floor with staff Tower and other icons. Box Office: 220 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago to learn more about the impressive lobby and Tickets: $128, $98, $88, $68, $48, $28 shenyun.com/symphony the history of Tribune Tower. 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CHICAGO 66 1121 N. Leavitt St. Farr Associates, 2007 SACRAMENTO 67 SUPERIOR Saturday 9am-5pm, Sunday 12–5pm Rancho Verde eco-industrial park includes this of its kind in the U.S. Tours open to ages Ascend to the top of this recently renovated 68 HURON HURON KENNEDY EXPY Louis Sullivan, 1903 landscape firm’s headquarters. Step out onto 21 and older. 14-story tower that was part of the original ERIE Experience Louis Sullivan’s only remaining the building’s lush green roof. Sears Merchandise Building.

OHIO Lagunitas Brewing Company NOBLE 69 BISHOP church in Chicago—one of just two in the world OHIO ARMOUR RACE Cinespace Chicago Film Studios 76 Chicago 77 Our Lady of Sorrows GRAND and the oldest Orthodox parish in Chicago. GRAND 2558 W. 16th St. 2607 W. 17th St. Basilica & National Shrine 73 FRANKLIN 70 HUBBARD HUBBARD St. Nicholas Ukrainian (enter on Rockwell, Door 12) Saturday and Sunday 12–5pm 3111 W. Jackson Blvd. 78 79 KINZIE

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PULASKI Ignite Glass Studios 79 HARRISON Circle Interchange. HARRISON Sts. Volodymyr & Olha Ukrainian Basecamp 82 401 N. Armour St. 30 N. Racine Ave. Suite 200 Saturday 9am–1pm, Sunday 10am–5pm Threadless Warehouse Catholic Church 67 Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed Epstein|Metter Studio, 2013 83 POLK 739 N. Oakley Blvd. & Headquarters

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92 Ling Shen Ching Tze Buddhist Temple HALSTED ASHLAND 43RD Thalia Hall 89 93 St. Mary of Perpetual Help Roman Catholic 43RD DAN RYANEXPY Church 43RD 1807 S. Allport St. 94 Growing Power's Iron Street Farm Saturday 11am–2pm, Sunday 11am–3pm 95 Zap Props 44TH Faber & Pagels, 1893

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Mana Contemporary Chicago 91 visitors to 12 innovative buildings featured in OHC. 2233 S. Throop St. While visiting these sites, post a photo on Twitter or (enter on east side of building) Instagram with the hashtag #OHC2015 for a chance Saturday 11am–4pm, Sunday closed ComEd George Nimmons,1926 to win a smartphone-enabled Nest Thermostat This former ComEd warehouse contains diverse courtesy of ComEd. artist studios and an exhibition of models and work by famed architect Richard Meier. 1. Charles H. Shaw Technology and Learning Center— St. Adalbert Roman Sustainability Sears Power House (p. 10) Catholic Church 86 1650 W. 17th St. 2. Chicago Lakeside Development (p. 16) Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm 3. Christy Webber Landscapes—Rancho Verde (p. 10) Henry J. Schlacks, 1914 St. Adalbert’s twin 185-foot towers soar Trail Photo 4. DIRTT Environmental Solutions (p. 6) over copper domes and a beautiful 5. Garfield Park Conservatory (p. 10) Kimball organ. 6. Growing Power’s Iron Street Farm (p. 12) St. Paul Roman Catholic Church 88 7. KAM Isaiah Israel Congregation (p. 15) 2127 W. 22nd Pl. Saturday 9:30am–4:30pm, Sunday 1:30–5pm Contest 8. McCormick Bridgehouse Henry J. Schlacks, 1900 & Chicago River Museum (p. 7) St. Paul was constructed by its own 9. McCormick Place Rooftop Farm (p. 14) parishioners—many of whom were bricklayers. It was featured by Ripley’s Believe It Or Not as #OHC2015 10. Stockyards Brick (p. 12) “the church built without a nail.” 11. The Plant (p. 12) Thalia Hall 89 12. University of Chicago, Reva and David Logan 1807 S. Allport St. Center for the Arts (p. 16) Saturday 11am–2pm, Sunday 11am–3pm Faber & Pagels, 1893 POWERED BY This recently renovated Czech social hall is For a list of eligible sites, please visit modeled after the Prague Opera House. It includes a theater as well as trendy bars and openhousechicago.org/ComEd. PHOTO McCormick Place Rooftop Farm, photo by Garrett Karp restaurants. Follow @chiarchitecture on social media.

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Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday 1909 William J. Brinkmann, has huge stained-glassThis Polish Cathedral to Ignacy Janand a piano that belonged first prime minister who Poland’s Paderewski, Fair. 1893 World’s famously played at the and Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday 1928 Robert De Golyer, This elegant co-operative apartment building has distinctive Italian design touches and its own private beach. Pullman National Monument Visitor Information Center (Historic Pullman Foundation) Ave. 11141 S. Cottage Grove and Sunday 10am–4pm Saturday newest National Orient yourself to America’s exterior Monument, Pullman. The building’s of has a student-designed mural interpretation Building. the former Pullman Arcade Pullman State Historic Site, Hotel Florence Ave. 11111 S. Forrestville and Sunday 10am-4pm Saturday Solon S. Beman, 1881 Peek inside the first floor of the hotel named The building is daughter. Pullman’s for George normally closed to the public as it undergoes extensive restoration. St. Michael the Archangel the Archangel St. Michael Dr. 8237 S. South Shore St. Philip Neri Church Roman Catholic 2132 E. 72nd St. Stony Island Arts Bank 6760 S. Stony Island Ave. and Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday 1924 William Gibbons Uffendell, Artist Theaster Gates has led the painstaking of this nearly-demolished restoration building into a hotly-anticipated cultural landmark. Windsor Beach Apartments Dr. 7321 S. South Shore Roman Catholic Church Church Roman Catholic and Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday 1926 McCarthy, Joseph W. See the sleek stone and marble designs Gothic” style the “South Shore that inspired the that is used in many buildings across neighborhood. FOR UPDATES PLEASE VISIT OPENHOUSECHICAGO.ORG FOR UPDATES

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Pullman South Shore South Lakeside Development Chicago Ave. Bay 8555 S. Green and Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday the the former site, U.S. Steel South Works Tour urban development in the country. future largest 10am–4pm. depart on the hour from Tours Coastland St. 2666 E. 73rd and Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday 1928 Charles Faulkner, and the private beach of thisVisit common areas building. residential elegant 13-story co-op New Regal Theater Theater) (Avalon Our Lady of Peace Roman Catholic Church 2010 E. 79th St. 1:30–4:30pm 9am–5pm, Sunday Saturday Cultural Center South Shore Dr. 7059 S. South Shore and Sunday 9am–2pm Saturday Marshall and Fox, 1905 Country Club,Formerly the South Shore ornatethis grand building features spaces of early 20th-century luxury reminiscent 1641 E. 79th St. and Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday John Eberson, 1927 Closed for over a decade, this stunning atmospheric theater is in the Moorish the auditorium Revival style. Explore and magnificent lobby. 1935 McCarthy, Joseph W. blue includes beautiful This stunning church Mass in stained-glass windows and offers Creole. Haitian French and leisure. Methodist Church Methodist Church 9am–5pm Saturday Sunday 9–11am and 4–5pm Solon S. Beman, c. 1880 time capsule of Pullman’s the church—a Tour heyday in the 1880s—and get up close to one in Chicago. of the oldest organs Greenstone United Greenstone Ave. 11211 S. St. Lawrence Argus Brewery Brewery Argus Ave. 11314 S. Front 9am–5pm, Sunday closed Saturday & Jebsen, 1906 Frommann of Pullman on the border This brewery occupies a former garage for Schlitz beer open to ages 21 delivery carriages. Tours and older.

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MEMBERS-ONLY and its striking copper-clad addition, the Gratz Center. Charnley-Persky House 150 1365 N. Astor St. Godfrey Hotel 160 Saturday and Sunday 10am–4pm 127 W. Huron St. Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright, 1891 Saturday and Sunday 11am–5pm This mansion features the combined work Valerio Dewalt Train Associates, 2014 ST. MARY OF THE ANGELS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH of Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright. The -inspired hotel includes an indoor- It is home to the Society of Architectural outdoor rooftop lounge with a two-level fire Goose Island Historians. pit and retractable roof. The Drake Hotel 153 Graham Foundation RSVPs CLOSED 140 E. Walton Pl. St. John Cantius (Madlener House) 148 Birch Road Cellar & Social Club 140 Roman Catholic Church 144 Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm 4 W. Burton Pl. RSVPs CLOSED. Sneak past the fingerprint 825 N. Carpenter St. Marshall & Fox, 1920 Saturday 11am–5pm, Sunday 12–4pm scanner for an exclusive peek inside this casual Saturday 12–4pm, Sunday 3–5pm Explore the unique spaces in this storied Richard E. Schmidt, 1902 Lincoln Park social club hidden in plain sight. Adolphus Druiding, 1898 hotel, from ornate ballrooms to intimate bars This Prairie-Style mansion is now home to Tours open to ages 21 and older. Address Possibly the most stunning “Polish Cathedral” and restaurants. the Graham Foundation. See the ballroom, emailed to RSVP guests only. church in Chicago. See its lavish Baroque Eight O Five 158 sculpture garden and more. interior, including inlaid hardwood floors with Cards Against Humanity 141 805 N. LaSalle Dr. 16 varieties of wood. Holy Name Saturday and Sunday 10am–5pm 1917 N. Elston Ave. 156 Berkelheimer Architects Roman Catholic Cathedral Saturday and Sunday 12–4pm St. Mary of the Angels Roman 735 N. State St. von Weise Associates Catholic Church 142 with Antunovich Associates, 2015 Meet one of Chicago’s newest residential Saturday 9–11am, Sunday 3–5pm The headquarters of “the card game for 1850 N. Hermitage Ave. Patrick Charles Keely, 1875 horrible people” features thematic meeting Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm high-rises. Hang out on the 34th-floor rooftop pool deck, tour model units and see amenity Holy Name Cathedral is the seat of the spaces inside shipping containers—plus a Worthmann & Steinbach, 1920 Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago. spaces. black-box theater. This iconic white-domed Cathedral is See its enormous 1,520-person sanctuary home to one of Chicago’s most stunning Chicago Scenic Studios 143 First Saint Paul’s Evangelical and 210-foot spires. sanctuaries. 1315 N. North Branch St. Lutheran Church 151 Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed VCNA Prairie Material 145 1301 N. LaSalle Dr. (enter on Goethe St.) Visit the massive studio where elaborate 835 N. Peoria St. Saturday 9am–4pm, Sunday 12–4pm stage sets, exhibitions and parade floats are Saturday closed, Sunday 9am–5pm Edward Dart, 1970 fabricated and stored. Tour Yard 32, the facility that has provided The sanctuary of this Modernist church uses concrete to iconic Chicago buildings such as refined materials including a dramatic curved Trump Tower and Aqua. brick wall that is beautifully lit from above.

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International Museum Palette & Chisel of Surgical Science 149 Academy of Fine Art 152 1524 N. Lake Shore Dr. 1012 N. Dearborn St. Saturday and Sunday 10am–5pm Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Howard Van Doren Shaw, 1917 1874 This lakefront mansion imitates Le Petit Chicago’s oldest arts academy is located in Trianon chateau at Versailles. It houses a a mansion built for William Waller. Visit the unique collection relating to surgery. galleries and see artists at work in the sky-lit top floor studio. Millennium Knickerbocker Hotel 154 163 E. Walton Pl. Poetry Foundation 159 Saturday 9am–2pm, Sunday 10am–4pm 61 W. Superior St. Rissman & Hirschfeld, 1927 Saturday and Sunday 10am–5pm This hotel was once owned by Hugh Hefner John Ronan Architects, 2011 and visited by Presidents Kennedy and Nixon. Poetry magazine’s first permanent home On Sunday only, see the Crystal Ballroom with is located in a stunning contemporary Chicago’s lone illuminated dance floor. Modernist building.

The Moody Church 147 Sedgwick Studio 146 1630 N. Clark St. 1544 N. Sedgwick St. (enter at red door) Saturday 9am-5pm, Sunday 1–5pm Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Fugard & Knapp, 1925 1900 One of the grandest Romanesque-Revival Hidden under the Sedgwick “L” stop, this churches in the U.S. features the largest former electrical substation is now artist column-free auditorium in Chicago. studios. See sculptures in progress and demos in the neon lab.

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auditorium with 1,000 seats as well RSVPs CLOSED as ample space for performing arts Salvation Army College organizations. for Officer Training Chicago Photography Center 173 (Booth Manor, J.E. Tilt Estate) 171 621 W. Belmont Ave. 700 W. Brompton Ave. Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm (enter at Broadway and Addison) Improve your photography skills and Holabird & Roche, 1914 see the winners of an international photo RSVPs CLOSED. The enormous and opulent competition in the former St. Peter’s parish mansion of shoe manufacturer Joseph E. Tilt, hall—now housing a gallery and classes. currently undergoing restoration, has housed Lake View Salvation Army officer training since 1920. Presbyterian Church 170 St. Alphonsus 716 W. Addison St. Roman Catholic Church 175 Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday 1–5pm MUSIC BOX THEATRE 2950 N. Southport Ave. John Wellborn Root, 1888 Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Beautiful woodwork and colorful stained Boos, Bettinghofer, Schrader & Conradi, glass enliven this historic and unique 1896 Lincoln Square / Ravenswood shingle-sided church. This Gothic-Revival church features a royal blue ceiling with pointed arches framed Music Box Theatre 169 1807 W. Sunnyside Old Town School by starbursts of golden ribwork. It was an 3733 N. Southport Ave. (The Airstream) 167 of Folk Music 164 important center of the north-side German Saturday and Sunday 11am–4pm 1807 W. Sunnyside Ave. 4544 and 4545 N. Lincoln Ave. community. Louis Simon and Edward Steinborn, 1929 Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm This historic atmospheric theater, Edward Noonan & Associates Pierre Blouke, 1931. VOA Associates, 2012 St. Peter’s Episcopal Church 174 with its lavish Mediterranean style, CTA Brown Line riders are often confused This iconic Chicago music institution straddles 621 W. Belmont Ave. is beloved by locals for its selection by the 1960s Airstream trailer perched atop Lincoln Avenue with its Art-Deco West Saturday 9am–2pm, Sunday 9am–5pm of independent films. this building. Enjoy skyline views from the Building and new East Building. William A. Otis, 1895 Airstream “conference center.” See what lies behind the mysterious red door Our Lady of Lourdes of this intimate Victorian church. American Indian Center Roman Catholic Church 165 of Chicago 166 1600 W. Leland Ave. 1630 W. Wilson Ave. Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Worthmann & Steinbach, 1916 Allen Webster, 1926 In 1929, this domed church was moved across This former Masonic lodge includes fantastic Ashland Avenue and rotated by a team of murals, exhibits, an archery range and a 50 men and horses, then cut in half and ceremonial hall. expanded in the middle.

Chicago Printmakers Ravenswood Event Center 168 Collaborative 161 4025 N. Ravenswood Ave. 4912 N. Western Ave. Saturday closed, Sunday 10am–5pm Saturday and Sunday 11am–5pm 1921 Renovation by Nicholas Design Wander the rows of beautiful vintage cars Collaborative and Insite Architecture, 2015 and neon signs in the showroom. Then ascend See live demonstrations in the new home of to the glass-enclosed atrium that was once Chicago’s longest-running space devoted to a billboard factory. hand-inked arts. Studio V Design DANK-Haus German American (Krause Music Store) 163 Cultural Center 162 4611 N. Lincoln Ave. 4740 N. Western Ave. Saturday and Sunday 1–5pm Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Louis Sullivan, 1922 Paul Gerhardt, 1927 The Krause Music Store was architect Explore DANK-Haus’s secret spaces, including Louis Sullivan’s final project. Its ornate the elaborate Schlaraffia Club room and a green terra-cotta storefront is now STUDIO V DESIGN home to Studio V Design. ballroom with skyline views. RAVENSWOOD EVENT CENTER (KRAUSE MUSIC STORE)

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F MADISON E PRESENTED BY 26 SPECIAL CHICAGO ARCHITECTURE FOUNDATION SECTION | THURSDAY, ADVERTISING OCTOBER 15, 2015 Evanston Evanston History Center Frances Willard House Museum (Dawes House) 204 (Rest Cottage) 197 225 Greenwood St. 1730 Chicago Ave. Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday and Sunday 9am–5pm Henry Edwards-Ficken, 1894 Josiah Willard, 1865 Tour the fantastic lakefront mansion of our This Victorian house museum still contains nation’s 30th Vice President Charles Gates the belongings of one of America’s most Dawes with Evanston History Center staff important social reformers. and docents. Grosse Point Lighthouse 192 205 FEW Spirits Distillery 2601 Sheridan Rd. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, DEARBORN OBSERVATORY 918 Chicago Ave. Saturday closed, Sunday 9am–5pm Saturday and Sunday 10am–4pm Orlando M. Poe, 1874 Margarita European Inn 199 Northwestern University, FEW is hidden in an alley, a fitting location for Visit a museum in the keeper’s cottage and 1566 Oak Ave. 193 the first distillery in Evanston—the birthplace learn about Evanston’s iconic lighthouse. For Dearborn Observatory Saturday and Sunday 10am–5pm 2131 Tech Dr. of the Temperance Movement. See how their safety reasons, OHC visitors will not be able to Morrison & Wallace, 1927 Saturday closed, Sunday 1–5pm spirits are produced. enter the tower. See the cozy Grand Parlor and intimate library Cobb & Frost, 1889 First Presbyterian Lake Street Church in this historic boutique hotel. Visit the domed space observatory and Church of Evanston 203 of Evanston 202 glimpse through what was once the world’s Music Institute of Chicago largest telescope (weather permitting). 1427 Chicago Ave. 607 Lake St. Nichols Concert Hall Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday 2–5pm Saturday 10am–5pm, Sunday closed One Rotary Center 200 Daniel Burnham, 1894 Cass Chapman, 1875 (First Church of Christ, Scientist) 201 1490 Chicago Ave. 1560 Sherman Ave. This church was designed by Evanston’s This tall Gothic-Revival church is one of Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed most famous architect resident. Its Evanston’s oldest. Its somber sanctuary is Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday closed Solon Beman, 1913 Schipporeit, 1977 1,000-person sanctuary is spanned by supported by ornately carved beams. Visit Rotary International’s global enormous timber trusses. This former Christian Science temple is now a concert venue with a beautiful headquarters. See historic displays as well as lake and skyline views from the top floor. auditorium. Northwestern University, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alice Millar Chapel 195 National Headquarters 1870 Sheridan Rd. (Levere Memorial Temple) 196 Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday 1–5pm 1856 Sheridan Rd. Edward Gray Halstead, 1962 Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday 1:30–5pm Bathe in the multi-colored light of the chapel’s Arthur Howell Knox, 1930 unique Modern stained-glass windows, then The national headquarters and war memorial see traditional stained glass in the connected of SAE fraternity. See a stunning chapel with Vail Chapel. Tiffany windows and a beautiful underground meeting space. Northwestern University, 198 Charles Deering Library 194 Woman’s Club of Evanston 1935 Sheridan Rd. 1702 Chicago Ave. Saturday 9am–5pm, Sunday 1–5pm Saturday 10am–2pm, Sunday closed James Gamble Rogers, 1932 Ernest A. Mayo, 1913 Northwestern’s historic library features a This elegant Georgian-Revival Clubhouse for light-filled grand reading room with intricately- women includes a sun porch and a dramatic top-floor ballroom. carved stone and wood details.

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