Wednesday, August 8, 2012

LaSalle Bank Building, Chicago

LaSalle Bank Building, Chicago

This is the LaSalle Bank Building in Chicago, designed by architects Graham, Anderson, Probst & White and constructed from 1931-34.

LaSalle Bank Building, Chicago
LaSalle Bank Building, Chicago
LaSalle Bank Building, Chicago
LaSalle Bank Building, Chicago

Reference:
LaSalle Bank Building, Chicago, Emporis.com

8 comments:

  1. Pristine condition and very nice. The ceiling lamp fitting is great.

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    1. They know how to look after their buildings in the States.

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  2. Alphonse Capone would have known that building.

    In case you're not aware there's a classic art deco building in Williamstown: corner of Stevedore Street and Douglas Parade; it's just the upstairs section (now apartments), shops at street level. A bit further west up Stevedore there's a bluestone building on a corner that was a hotel in the 1850s. It's recently been restored: awful aquarmarine paint blasted off the outside walls.

    Happy hunting.
    -Robert.

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    1. Thanks Robert,
      I know the building you mean. It used to be a Funeral Directors originally.

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  3. What a fabulous building! It reminds me a little of the Empire State Building with that decoration in your last photo.

    I'm working across the road from The Adelphi in London and not a day goes by that I don't appreciate its ornamental bees or corner decorations. What a fabulous buildling.

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  4. Thanks. There's isn't a photo of it here so I guessed you didn't know.

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