Architecture and History of Chicagoland
Rachel FreundtSharing photos and histories of Chicagoland's built environment.
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Gill, Silsbee, and Chicago Part 1
Portrait of Irving J. Gill. (San Diego History Center)
It’s been almost a decade since I wrote a three-part piece on the James Charnley House for Chicago Patterns (you can read Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 on the Internet Archive). At the ti...
The Robert Silhan House
My photo of the Robert Silhan House, an Art Moderne design built in the 1930s and located in Berwyn, Illinois.
Chicago Magazine’s website recently disappeared and is now officially under the umbrella of the Chicago Tribune. Many of the art...
Some Thoughts On Richard Nickel and Historic Preservation
Chicago Daily News, 1971.
Yesterday marked the 54th anniversary of the day when historic preservationist and photographer Richard Nickel went missing inside the partly demolished Chicago Stock Exchange designed by Adler & Sullivan. He had...
Bruce Goff: Material Worlds
My 2022 photo versus a historic photo taken by Eliot Elisofon/Life Magazine of the Ruth Van Sickle Ford House located at 404 S. Edgelawn Drive in Aurora, IL.
Unlike other architects, Bruce Goff did not have a signature style, which seems...
Louis Sullivan's Influence on the Winslow House
Screenshot of my original article on Curbed Chicago.
Did you know that nearly 40% of webpages that existed over a decade ago are no longer accessible? And that 54% of the pages on the crowd-sourced encyclopedia (and possibly one of our las...
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What am I doing here? Writing about the history and current state of Chicagoland architecture. Venmo: @ R-L-F
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