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    SARUP in the City

    By mgamberg
    Aug 30, '15 3:35 PM EST

    SEPTEMBER 4, 2015

    FIRST STUDIO SITE VISIT 'SLIVER'

    MANHATTAN BUILDING

    DEARBORN & CONGRESS

    Additional site background material posted here

    The first four weeks of the studio will be spent examining architectural detail issues using as context a site adjacent to the Manhattan Building in Chicago, designed by William Le Baron Jenney,https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manhattan_Building_(Chicago,_Illinois). Titled “Sliver”, the project site is a vacant parcel of land just south of the Manhattan Building at the northeast corner of S Dearborn St and W Congress Pkwy. This site is a kind of residual “terrain vague” leftover from the widening of Congress. The property line site dimensions are 18’-0” x 66’-0”. We will be taking a close look at enclosure design for a simple, functional program on that site.



     
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