Chicago's Famous Buildings: Fifth Edition

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The latest edition of the definitive guide to Chicago architecture showcases the city's stunning skyline and rich architectural heritage. Since its debut in 1965, this guide has been the go-to resource for exploring Chicago's architectural wonders. The thoroughly revised fifth edition, updated by Franz Schulze and Kevin Harrington, reflects over a decade of remarkable new buildings while revisiting the classical legacies of renowned architects like Adler, Sullivan, and Wright. This edition features new descriptions and images of significant projects, including the extensive renovation of Grant Park surrounding Frank Gehry's Music Pavilion, and updates on older structures—some lost, others like Burnham's Reliance Building, beautifully restored. It also offers expanded sections on the city's future and the evolution of its diverse neighborhoods, complete with new maps for enhanced navigation. With a glossary of architectural terms, a comprehensive index, and over sixty new photographs, this guide is more user-friendly than ever. Authoritative and informative, it stands as the essential architectural resource for both tourists and residents eager to explore the treasures of this remarkable city.