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| View from Sheridan looking Northeast towards Pratt. |
Sometimes the spaces created between buildings are just as interesting as the buildings themselves. I'm especially drawn to taller buildings with irregular footprints and deep courtyards. The negative space creates complex pinwheeling shapes that most people sense, but don't consciously appreciate.
I've written about both of these buildings before. They represent the transition of Sheridan Road from a leisurely lane lined with mansions to a more dense and urban thoroughfare.
Here are the previous posts:
