Selected Product: | Great Houses of Chicago, 1871-1921 (Urban Domestic Architecture Series) (Urban Domestic Architecture Series) (Urban Domestic Architecture Series) (Urban Domestic Architecture Series) Hardcover Author: Susan Benjamin, Stuart Cohen Publisher: Acanthus Press Release Date: 2008-03-20 ISBN-10: 0926494392 ISBN-13: 9780926494398 List Price: $75.00 Average Customer Rating: | | Houses of Los Angeles, 1920-1935 (Urban Domestic Architecture) (Urban Domestic Architecture) ISBN-10: 0926494317 ISBN-13: 9780926494312 List Price:$89.00 The Architecture of William Lawrence Bottomley ISBN-10: 0926494236 ISBN-13: 9780926494237 List Price:$85.00 Chicago Apartments: A Century of Lakefront Luxury (Urban Domestic Architecture Series) ISBN-10: 0926494252 ISBN-13: 9780926494251 List Price:$75.00 Harbor Hill: Portrait of a House ISBN-10: 0393732169 ISBN-13: 9780393732160 List Price:$60.00 The Work of Dwight James Baum ISBN-10: 0926494481 ISBN-13: 9780926494480 List Price:$69.00 |
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GREAT HOUSES OF CHICAGO, 1871 1921 is the first authoritative study of Chicago s city houses. Thirty four in-depth profiles, illustrated with restored archival photographs, drawings, and floor plans, portray a private world of Midwestern splendor. This masterful volume includes biographical sketches of leading Chicago architects, a comprehensive bibliography, and a portfolio of 40 additional, rarely-seen residences. THE CHICAGO WAY | Customer Rating: | | As with all Acanthus Press books, this volumn is exquisitely presented, the paper quality is first rate and the black and white archieval images are vivid. I think most people, when they think of great Chicago houses, think of the great houses of Chicago's North Shore suburbs, most notably, Lake Forest, however, as this book chronicles, Chicago itself had some outstanding homes. Though i was familiar with some of the homes presented, many I was not. I think anybody with an appreciation of fine books or Chicago grand residental architecture will not be disappointed in this book. Frankly, anything that Acanthus Press publishes is worth owning if for no other reason than to appreciate the lost art of creating a fine book. | A lush and wonderful volume | Customer Rating: | | Great Houses of Chicago is a treat to read, or to simply browse through. Filled with images of the magnificent homes that once were, or still remain, a part of my city, it is a book that I'd recommend to any lover of Chicago history or urban architecture. |
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