stevens-davis building's glazed terra cotta ornament destroyed during its demolition
This entry was posted on November 20 2018 by Eric
yesterday afternoon i watched as the parapet wall with terra cotta name plaque come crashing down. in the process both border sections and rondel were chipped or damaged. the sullivanesque terra cotta is a total loss, but it appears the plaque - minus border - will live on. the ornament should have been saved - all of it. i'm so tired of this shit.
so much for saving terra cotta ornament from the stevens-davis advertising company building (1921). the glazed terra cotta was likely executed by midland or american. the building's architect was robert smith.
day one:
day two:
further reading:
CHICAGO'S STEVENS-DAVIS ADVERTISING COMPANY BUILDING FACES WRECKING BALL
This entry was posted in , Miscellaneous, Salvages, Bldg. 51, Events & Announcements, Featured Posts & Bldg. 51 Feed on November 20 2018 by Eric
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