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Factory for Boots Pure Drug Company, Beeston, Nottinghamshire: the main hall of the 'wets' building
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NOTES: This, the D10 Building, is noteworthy for its use of reinforced concrete and glass cladding. It is the earliest example of such a structural system in a large scale industrial building in England. It was Grade I listed in 1971.
Factory for Boots Pure Drug Company, Beeston, Nottinghamshire: the main hall of the 'wets' building
RIBA7285
NOTES: This, the D10 Building, is noteworthy for its use of reinforced concrete and glass cladding. It is the earliest example of such a structural system in a large scale industrial building in England. It was Grade I listed in 1971.
Factory for Boots Pure Drug Company, Beeston, Nottinghamshire: the main hall of the 'wets' building
RIBA7286
NOTES: This, the D10 Building, is noteworthy for its use of reinforced concrete and glass cladding. It is the earliest example of such a structural system in a large scale industrial building in England. It was Grade I listed in 1971.
Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico, avenida 16 de Septiembre, Mexico City
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NOTES: The building was opened in 1898 as the Centro Mercantil, a department store. The Tiffany glass ceiling (designed by Jacques Gruber) was added in 1908. The building was converted for use as a hotel in the 1930s.
The Rookery, 209 South LaSalle Street, Chicago: the remodelled entrance and lobby
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NOTES: The original building was designed by Burnham & Root in 1888. Alterations were made by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1907 and the building was restored by McClier in 1992.