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Stranded Sears Tower, Chicago, Illinois, Plan Strand B

Date:

1992

Artist:

Greg Lynn FORM (American, founded 1994)
Greg Lynn (American, born 1964)

About this artwork

Stranded Sears Tower was commissioned for an exhibition in Chicago in 1992, in which Lynn was asked to reenvision one of Chicago’s landmark buildings. Lynn relocated the building to a leftover linear site between the original site of the tower and the Chicago River. In order to visualize his design he developed a comprehensive scheme comprising a handmade model and a full set of hand-drawn plans, elevations, and composite drawings.

Status

Currently Off View

Department

Architecture and Design

Artist

Greg Lynn (Architect)

Title

Stranded Sears Tower, Chicago, Illinois, Plan Strand B

Place

United States (Object designed in)

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1992

Medium

Graphite and ink on vellum

Dimensions

76.2 × 108 cm (30 × 42 1/2 in.)

Credit Line

Funds provided by the Architecture & Design Society

Reference Number

2013.78.7

Copyright

© 1992 Greg Lynn.

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