Gage Building (Chicago)

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The Gage Building in Chicago is a historic early skyscraper on Michigan Avenue, renowned for its Chicago School architecture and ornamental façade designed in part by Louis Sullivan.

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Gage Building (Chicago) canonical 1
Gage Building Annex Annex 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chicago School building
historic skyscraper
office building
architecturalStyle Chicago School
Commercial style
builtFor Gage Brothers & Company
category Chicago Landmarks
linked to: Chicago Landmark

Chicago School architecture in Illinois
Commercial buildings completed in the 19th century
Skyscrapers in Chicago
city Chicago
completionDate late 19th century
country United States
currentUse office building
hasArchitect Holabird & Roche
Louis Sullivan
hasDesignFeature large Chicago windows
ornate terra cotta detailing
tripartite skyscraper composition
vertical emphasis
hasFacadeDesigner Louis Sullivan
hasFloorCount approximately 12 stories
hasFunction commercial
hasOrnamentalFacadeBy Louis Sullivan
heritageDesignation Chicago Landmark
contributing property to a historic district
isPartOfStreetscape Michigan Avenue streetwall
locatedIn Chicago
Illinois
United States
locatedInDistrict Historic Michigan Boulevard District
locatedInNeighborhood Chicago Loop
locatedOn Michigan Avenue
material masonry
steel frame
namedAfter Gage Brothers
notableFor Chicago School architecture
early skyscraper design
ornamental façade
originalUse showroom and office building
partOf Gage Group

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Holabird & Roche notableWork Gage Building (Chicago)
Louis Sullivan notableWork Gage Building Annex Annex
subject linked to: Louis
linked to: Gage Building (Chicago)