Built: 1894 Designed by: Parfitt Brothers; Bauer & Hill; Hill & Woltersdorf Renovated: 2004 by Daniel P. Coffey and Associates Renovated: 1913 by Hill & Woltefsdorf Renovated: 1912 by Hill & Woltersdorf Type: Mixed Use Stories: 3 Location: 601 North State Street Street, Chicago, United States
patrick blower
Thursday, July 23rd, 2009 @ 3:58am
Rating: Five stars. fine building with a care for detail in an Arts & Craft way as befitting its purpose as artists' studio. But I'm biased; Lambert Tree was my great-great-grandfather ( his English resident son Arthur, after a nasty divorce from his wife Ethel Field had six children with his Irish governess, one of whom was my grandmother). I travelled to Chicago in the 80's but wasn't aware of these studios nor the family link so will make a pilgrimage one day or another.
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patrick blower
Five stars.