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Wrigley Building (Chicago, 1920)


William Wrigley Jr. was a chewing gum magnate. Like many newly rich forged in the decade of the ten companies looking for the most impressive home ever built and it hired architect Charles Beersman . The building completed in 1924, consisted of two buildings connected by an open platform in the third and thirteenth floors. The north tower is slightly lower than the southern stands out with its 145 meters. The current lighting in 1921, is formed by more than 62 outbreaks in the Wrigley Building own powerful spotlights from the Chicago River. Image

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The classic look of your watch six feet gives his promoter stately looking. Its exterior is covered with glazed terracotta plaques 250.000. During construction, the building was covered with terracotta world's largest. The shot clock is inspired by the Giralda in Seville, albeit with some American neo-Renaissance touches, making it one of the most important buildings of the art movement in Chicago.

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Architect

Charles Beersman

Year End

1920 Project Year

1924

Height

145 meters

Plants

30

Type

Office Building

City

Chicago

Promoter

Wrigley Jr.



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Chicago Tribune Building (Chicago, 1922)

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newspaper Chicago Tribune came to be millions of daily readers in the twenties, so I think a contest to lift "the most beautiful office building in the world." Competition took part more than 260 architects from 35 countries. These architects some as Walter Gropius, Adolf Loos or Saarinen. The project was finally chosen to Hodd and Howells. This project was the Gothic style, which was related to the natural evolution of the Chicago school, which is of great weight to the jury. Hood design Howelsen beat and clean lines proposed by European architects of the Bahuaus. The building was completed in 1925, the building was designed taking into account the tower of the Cathedral of Rouen in France, which makes this building one of the jewels in the revival of Chicago architecture. The sculptures were done by Rene Paul Chambellan. The Adolf Loos draft despite not being elected has passed into architectural history.


Architect

Raymond Hood & Howells


Year End

1925


Project Year

1922


Height

141 meters


Plants

36


Type

Office Building


City

Chicago


Promoter

Chicago Tribune