From the late 19th century to middle of 20th century, all architecture roads let through Chicago. [...]
Today, Chicago still believes in architecture as a force for defining the future. Architects native to the city and beyond are coming there to grapple with post-industrial decline, gentrification, and, commonly hailed as the most “American of all American cities,” the most American of problems: how to soften the degradations of bone-crushing inequality.
— aia.org
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SOM built Chicago, Bruce Graham was the main force. Who came up with-this infantile slogan "the city as the site"?
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