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The original Lincoln Park Palace, this grand 9 story monster of granite and steel was built in 1893, and was an early example of skeleton frame construction. While the facade retains its turn of the century beauty, the open atrium inside is the real work of art. Walking into the entry way off Pine Grove reveals nine stories of open space, interlaced with steel and glass catwalks, and capped off with a skylight. The building's association and engineering staff work diligently to maintain its historical beauty, while individual homeowners create unique living spaces in each of the 90+ units.

Designed by Rem Koolhaas (Office for Metropolitan Architecture) in conjunction with Holabird and Root. This building revitalized the campus in the early 2000's.

They have delicious food, but they are not the nicest people.

I designed this place.

the Davis is the sort of movie theatre you remember going to before the megaplexes took over with their garish neon soul-less corporate sponsors. The Davis features an eldery lady at the ticket window and the no-frills approach to movie viewing. The seats in most of the theatres are set at an angle (with on side higher than the other), but for a neighborhood theatre within the heart of Lincoln Square, you can't complain. They offer newly released movies for a reasonable rate.

Oops, it's actually spelled Joie de Vine

God if this place is only know for Pitchdork Fest - i'm gonna stop letting my dog take a crap there!

Where you can save big money!

This is where Bozo's Circus and Phil Donahue's show was taped

That's the Jefferson Pump station. It is a pretty impressive piece of public architecture.

Closed for renovations from December 2, 2006 for "12 months".

Sweet, progressive school in which to teach. Kids and teachers alike love being here.

Club Foot is the smokiest bar in town. It is rumored that Stanger has been spotted here recently. Conformation forthcoming. The fourth Thursday sees DJ's STV SLV and SCRVNR playing the songs you know you love.

best vegan food in chicago.

sigh... goodbye interestingly different Sun-Times building, hello piece of crap by Trump. Please stop.

roscoe village is a neighborhood of the North Center Community area... the borders as marked are wrong. should be Ravenswood (East), Addison (north), Chicago River (West), and Diversey(South).

it's also a park for recreation.

Not open to the public...try sneaking into Harper Libary if you want that collegiate experience.

nice patio behind back. standard food. great staff.