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Chicago Chicago Le Plaisir De Mieux Voyager Irving Park Rd Chicago le plaisir de mieux voyager Chicago Irving Park Rd. Graceland Sheridan Rd. Cemetery Chicago Grace St. Janssen Ave. Janssen Southport Ave. Southport Greenview Ave. Greenview À ne pas manquer Ravenswood Ave. Ravenswood Sheffield Ave. Sheffield Lake Shore Dr. Waveland Ave. Ave. Wilton Broadway St. Fremont St. Fremont Vaut le détour Addison St. Wrigley St. Halsted Intéressant Eddy St. Field B Paulina St. Paulina Hermitage Ave. Hermitage Marshfield Ave. Marshfield Bosworth Ave. Bosworth Wolcott Ave. Wolcott Cornelia Ave. e 0 2,5 5km Newport Ave. Newport Ave. lm o Roscoe St. n 0 1 2mi t Clark St. H Henderson St. Henderson St. Buckingham Pl. 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Michigan Ave. Michigan 16th St. 0 1500 3000pi Claude Morneau Chicago 7e édition Give Chicago half a chance and it’ll turn you into a philosopher. Saul Bellow Humboldt’s Gift Fais un tant soit peu confiance à Chicago et elle fera de toi un philosophe. MPH_chicago(5635).indd 1 13/04/04 15:28:15 1 2 3 MPH_chicago(5635).indd 2 13/04/04 15:28:21 Architecture 1. Le McCormick Tribune Campus Center, surmonté d’un immense tube acoustique d’acier dans lequel s’engouffre le métro aérien. (p. 164) © City of Chicago 2. Très élégant, le Wrigley Building est considéré par certains comme le plus beau bâtiment de la ville. (p. 132) © iStockphoto.com/Chase Swift 3. La NBC Tower, émouvant hommage au style Art déco. (p. 147) © iStockphoto.com/Steve Geer 4. La légendaire Chicago Water Tower (p. 134), avec en arrière- plan le moderne John Hancock Center (p. 135). © iStockphoto.com/Steve Geer 5. Le Chicago Cultural Center et sa splendide coupole de verre. 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Le spectaculaire Jay Pritzker Pavilion, un amphithéâtre à ciel ouvert dessiné par le célèbre architecte Frank Gehry. (p. 122) © Patrick L. Pyszka/City of Chicago 3. L’irrésistible sculpture Cloud Gate, un imposant monument en acier inoxydable de plus de 110 tonnes dont la forme évoque une immense jelly bean. (p. 122) © Dreamstime.com/Agustin Paz 4. Un enfant joue à la Crown Fountain, un exemple remarquable d’œuvre d’art en interaction constante avec le public. (p. 122) © Dreamstime.com/Artdirection 4 MPH_chicago(5635).indd 7 13/04/04 15:28:41 1 Culture 1. La sculpture Sundial, de Henry Moore, devant l’Adler Planetarium & Astronomical Museum. (p. 128) © Dreamstime.com/Benkrut 2. Squelette du tyrannosaure Sue, dans le Stanley Field Hall du Field Museum. (p. 125) © Patrick L. Pyszka/City of Chicago 3. La Modern Wing de l’Art Institute of Chicago, dessinée par Renzo Piano. (p. 119) © Dreamstime.com/Benkrut 4. Le Civic Opera House, demeure du Lyric 2 Opera of Chicago. 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