Thud. We like to get our stone fresh out of the ground.

113 W. 33rd street 1901 and today. The former fire station was demolished in the late 40s.

We’re not only leading a building renaissance. We’re also your source for cute animals.

POV you’re learning about Micah Springut, the Renaissance in structural stone, the value of stone in urban multifamily building, and St Louis’s stone quarries

My father-in-law is a builder. It is difficult to get his attention in a magnificent space because he is lost in wonder. We were in a Chicago together years ago and I asked him what it would cost to build it today. I’ll never forget his answer… “We can’t, ornament is a crime.”

Details of Raymond Hood’s gothic Chicago masterpiece

Would be fun if you could revoke an architect’s license

What the hell? Why?

Holy hell. When I talk about a merger of stone and glass, this is it.

Love to hear it!

A little survivor

Cancel culture, but for architectural grotesqueries

Daniel Burnham’s 1910 Peoples Gas Building. Straight gas.

These are big and great and I’m ready to fight about it

Chicago in the morning