#SeeingRedSeries Cat walk connecting the two parts of the Wrigley building complex, the old HQ of Wrigley & Co. built in 1920’s. This was Chicago’s first air-conditioned office building and what is so interesting is that the facade is not typical stone, but rather it is terra-cotta with white glazing, The building literally glows during the day. Standing right on the river bank, off Michigan Ave, this is a must spot for sight seeing for visitors.
House of Chewing Gum
By Jiri Krecek
Categories: Architecture, Infrared, Street
Published by Jiri Krecek
Infrared photographer, field recordist, haiku writer, and former JPMorgan VP turned independent consultant. I find signal in noise — whether in risk, bookkeeping data, IR light, ambience of an evening city, or three lines of verse. View all posts by Jiri Krecek
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