The Warwick Allerton stands twenty-five stories tall on Michigan Avenue, distinguished by the stepped-back profile of its Italian Renaissance architecture. When it opened in nineteen twenty-four, it was the first building in Chicago to feature these prominent setbacks, a design required by a nineteen twenty-three city zoning law meant to ensure sunlight reached the streets below.
Warwick Allerton - Chicago
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