Victoria Hotel, Chicago Heights, Illinois, Second Floor Plan 1892
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This architectural drawing, "Victoria Hotel, Chicago Heights, Illinois, Second Floor Plan", was created in 1892 by the renowned architectural firm Adler & Sullivan. The drawing showcases a detailed plan of the second floor of the Victoria Hotel, highlighting the layout of guest rooms, hallways, and a central courtyard. This blueprint exemplifies the firm's commitment to functional and aesthetic design, offering a glimpse into their meticulous approach to planning and construction. The plan, now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago, provides a fascinating insight into the architectural practices of the late 19th century, particularly the work of Adler & Sullivan.
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