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Front entrance of Chicago Vocational High School in Avalon Park, Chicago as photographed by Lee Bey
One of many such fine images included in his book "Southern Exposure: The Overlooked Architecture of Chicago's South Side"
Shared from the Chicago Reader article (c.f. source)
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Pride Cleaners, 558 E 79th Street, Chicago’s South Side
Designed by architect Gerald Siegwart and built in 1959. ‘This dry cleaners is an absolute showstopper; built for the car age with a design meant to snare the eye of passing motorists. A new owner bought the building after this photo was taken. He fixed the window and cleaned up the structure while maintaining its postwar cool’
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Photo by Lee Bey, a prominent Chicago-based photographer and urban architecture & design authority; caption from a selection of Mr Bey’s photos and article at The Guardian: Hidden grandeur in Chicago's South Side – in pictures, which is a preview of Mr Bey’s 2019 book Southern Exposure: The Overlooked Architecture of Chicago’s South Side.
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"Here is a glimpse of Chicago from 1961, courtesy of The City of Necessity..." (via Lee Bey)
Thanks to Lee Bey's Chicago, here comes this 1989 video from PBS documenting the "Design Wars" over the Harold Washington Library:
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Chicago: The City to See in '63 (1962), via Lee Bey and the Chicago Film Archives. Great shots of early 60's Chicago, and the deadpan narration is pretty creepy/funny/weird.
"Lee Bey reminds us that the Chicago Spire was supposed to be fully inhabited by now. Now we have a hole in the ground and a bizarre promotional video." (via Gapers Block)
