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The tunnel that connects the Blue Line to the Red Line “El.” I’ve never walked through this passageway when it didn’t smell like urine. That does not stop musicians from playing this public venue. The acoustics make one of more sought after public performance spots in Chicago. I like this photo better than the second one even though it’s out of focus.
The tunnel, about a block long, that connects the Blue Line with the Red Line “El.” It’s an attractive structure, but smells like urine 24/7. You can usually find a musician, in this case, a young man with a five gallon plastic pickle bucket and drum sticks. The acoustics I’m told are outstanding.
Not one car on Michigan Avenue on December 7, 2012
one of the most influential architects in american history. there are three people commonly referred to as the father of modernism, however, most seem to tip their hats to mies.
I thought this was interesting sculpture for the top of a bus stop on in the middle of the city. Few people actually see it. Looks like a race to the death.
Ralph Braseth Dot Calm 