Standard Club Addition and Alterations, First Floor Plan by Adler & Sullivan, Architects

Standard Club Addition and Alterations, First Floor Plan Possibly 1892

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"Standard Club Addition and Alterations, First Floor Plan" is a detailed architectural drawing by the firm Adler & Sullivan, Architects, created around 1892. The drawing, housed in the Art Institute of Chicago, showcases a meticulous plan for the first floor of the Standard Club building in Chicago. The artwork features intricate details of the building's front elevation, side elevation, and floor plan, demonstrating the firm's mastery of architectural design and their commitment to precise execution. The drawing utilizes a classic architectural drafting style, employing clear lines and precise measurements to convey the design intent. This work offers a glimpse into the architectural process of the late 19th century and provides valuable insights into the architectural style of Adler & Sullivan, known for their innovative and ornate designs.

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