Turtle doves

Another window in the museum - Tiffany

FWL, window in the museum

Green lady looking down

Dragon at The Drake

The three-story art deco statue of Ceres, goddess of agriculture, on top of the Chicago Board of Trade Building, under an orange sky.

Inside reflections

Green and red interior

Flamingo

'Alexander Calder’s abstract stabile anchors the large rectangular plaza bordered by three Bauhaus style federal buildings designed by Mies van der Rohe. The sculpture’s vivid color and curvilinear form contrast dramatically with the angular steel and glass surroundings. However, Flamingo is constructed from similar materials and shares certain design principles with the architecture, thereby achieving successful integration within the plaza.  Despite its monumental proportions, the open design allows the viewer to walk under and through the sculpture, leading one to perceive it in relation to human scale. '

From the City of Chicago website

Van Buren Street Station

Faces of Chicago in Millennium Park

310 South Michigan, Strauss Building, from 1924, architects: Graham, Anderson, Probst, and White.

Carbide and Carbon Building, Daniel and Hubert Burnham, Chicago

This Art Deco Skyscraper was completed in 1929 and is now home to Hard Rock Hotel, Chicago.
40 floors and 500 feet tall.

Nuclear Energy, Henry Moore, at the Fermi Institute, Chicago where the first controlled nuclear chain reaction took place.

Window by FLW

Conundrum

Golden dome

In the gazebo

Squares in squares

FLW in blue