The Monroe Building

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The Monroe Building is a historic early 20th-century office skyscraper in downtown Chicago, noted for its ornate Gothic Revival architecture and richly detailed terra cotta façade.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf office building
address 104 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois
architect Holabird & Roche NERFINISHED
architecturalFirm Holabird & Roche NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Chicago School NERFINISHED
Gothic Revival
city Chicago, Illinois, United States
surface form: Chicago
completionDate 1912
constructionStart 1911
country United States of America
era early 20th century
faces Michigan Avenue NERFINISHED
floorCount 16
hasArchitecturalFeature decorative tracery
ornate Gothic detailing
pointed arches
projecting cornice
vertical piers
hasBuildingType speculative office building
hasElevator yes
hasFacade richly detailed terra cotta façade
hasFacadeMaterial terra cotta
hasHistoricSignificance example of early Chicago high-rise Gothic Revival design
hasRenovation major restoration in the early 21st century
hasStructuralSystem steel frame
heritageStatus Chicago Landmark NERFINISHED
inception 1912
isHistoric true
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Downtown Chicago NERFINISHED
locatedNear Grant Park NERFINISHED
The Art Institute of Chicago NERFINISHED
location Chicago, Illinois, United States NERFINISHED
notableFor contribution to the historic Michigan Avenue skyline
ornate Gothic Revival architecture
richly detailed terra cotta façade
overlooks Grant Park NERFINISHED
partOf Michigan Avenue streetwall
primaryUse commercial
roofType flat roof
use office

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