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Tours
Please submit listings by going online to metromix.com/listings. 'Behind the Emerald Curtain' tour: Get a behind the scenes peek at "Wicked" with costumes and props from the show, a model of the set, film footage about the musical and a discussion...Tags: Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago Skyline, Wicked, Ford Center for the Performing Arts, Sears Tower
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Landmark building closer to makeover
The Inland Steel Building, a landmark of postwar modern architecture, took a key step toward a major renovation Tuesday when a Chicago panel approved a financing plan for rehab work. The Community Development Commission green-lighted tax-increment...Tags: Capital Properties Incorporated, Los Angeles, New York
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Sparrows Point called lifesaver for ailing mill
Sun reporterEach day, rail cars carrying steel slabs minted some 300 miles east at Baltimore County's Sparrows Point mill arrive at Esmark Inc.'s Wheeling-Pittsburgh plant here. Huge trucks with claws in their underbellies grab the slabs and haul them to Wheeling-...Tags: Super Bowl, Wheeling, Mittal Steel Company NV, Chicago, Layoffs and Downsizing
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2 Bouchard brothers decided they'd build a 'family steel company'
Sun reportersAs a fifth-grader, James P. Bouchard went on a tour of the Inland Steel mill with his father, an executive at the Chicago plant, and from then on knew what he wanted to do with his life. "My father was my hero and my idol," Bouchard, 45, said yesterday....Tags: Government, Employers, Metal and Mineral, Sales, Justice System
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Point buyers vow era of stability
Sun reporterThe multinational joint venture taking over the Sparrows Point steel mill is a mixture of big steel buyers, distributors and iron ore suppliers who pledge to boost slab production at the plant and give it the kind of stability its three past owners failed...Tags: Sales, Mittal Steel Company NV, Coup d'Etat, Metal, Restructuring and Recapitalization
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Gamble in the sky
Tribune architecture criticChicago's great gamble in the sky is about to begin in earnest--and the odds are now better that it will succeed as a work of skyline sculpture and as a building that engages the city around it. After months of struggle, Zurich-based architect Santiago...Tags: Chicago Skyline, Sculpture, Santiago Calatrava, Architecture, Chicago River
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Tribune Tower sale talk simmers
Tribune staff reporterTribune Tower's neo-Gothic architecture, facade carved of Indiana limestone and prime location make it an iconic gateway to North Michigan Avenue. But as Tribune Co., which occupies about 93.5 percent of the tower's 631,000 square feet, seeks to...Tags: Government, Real Estate Agents, Property, Radio Industry, Los Angeles
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Another perspective: views around the worksites
Tribune architecture criticCarl Sandburg got it right when he penned these words about an earlier Chicago building boom: "Put the city up / tear the city down / put it up again / let us find a city." Chicago is again re-inventing itself, and the view is mesmerizing, terrifying,...Tags: Marshall Field, Metal and Mineral, Mountains, Road Transportation, Transportation
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One Trump reality worth all the hype
Tribune architecture criticDonald Trumps's 90-story hotel and condominium tower, which appears more real than ever after Thursday's ceremonial start of demolition on the Chicago Sun-Times Building, has more going for it than the hype associated with the reality TV show "The...Tags: Richard M. Daley, Chicago Skyline, John Hancock, Adrian Smith, International Business Machines Corporation
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Vision for park grew over decades
Tribune staff reporter'Millennium Park was first conceived in 1997," proclaims a City of Chicago Web site, "with the original mission of creating new parkland in Grant Park to transform the unsightly railroad tracks and parking lots that had long dotted the lakefront in...Tags: Government, Richard M. Daley, Transportation, Art Institute of Chicago, Regional Authority
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Beauties and beasts
Tribune staff writersThe Loop is a visual feast of world-famous buildings, but it also offers rare cases of aesthetic indigestion. LOVELIEST: 1. Monadnock Building, 53 W. Jackson Blvd. -- An unadorned wonder, with thick brick walls that curve inward and upward to suggest an...Tags: Harold Washington, Richard J. Daley, Chicago Board of Trade Building, Architecture, Mies van der Rohe
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Forging America: The History of Bethlehem Steel - Chapter 5
FDR's secretary of labor, social reformer Frances Perkins, argued that the steel industry's low wages and ban against unions were undemocratic and threatened the nation's stability. All of the major steel companies had company unions, such as Bethlehem'...Tags: Government, Metal and Mineral, Wages and Pensions, Armed Forces, Heads of State
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