File:Malabry Court Chicago 2nd and 3rd floor plans.jpg
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English: 2nd and 3rd floor plans after 1926 renovation, Malabry Court Building, 671-673 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. This was initially a group of three row-house-type buildings, and was renovated into a three-story structure with retail on the first floor. The building included six small two-story town houses that looked into an interior courtyard at the second-floor level. |
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| Source | "Prolonging the Effective Life of Old Buildings", Buildings and Building Management, Volume 27, Number 19, September 12, 1927, pages 35-39 (paper), pages 787-791 (digital). https://hdl.handle.net/2027/mdp.35128000591683?urlappend=%3Bseq=787%3Bownerid=13510798900027115-803 |
| Author | Architect: Philip B. Maher |
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