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The Chicago Architecture Foundation is offering a new tour of the Inland Steel Building, the first
skyscraper built within the Chicago Loop after World War II. Explore the exterior and interior of this iconic
1958 modern masterpiece by Skidmore, Owings &
Merrill and learn the stories of who commissioned the
building, who designed it, and why it has attained such fame as a
classic example of mid-century modernism. Get the details here.
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