Less well known, at least outside Chicago, are Keck & Keck, who created space-age houses for the 1933 World's Fair in Chicago, but whose later work can be seen as a "warm modernism." This approach is for the most part what many of today's architects in the area embrace: simple forms and geometries a la Mies balanced by warm materials and horizontal lines a la Wright. Obviously, there's a lot more to them than these formal characteristics, but in Chicago, regional design incorporates historical figures, not just climate, materials, and other factors of place.

revest

Entry?

cosy

Modern with lots o brick

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Less well known, at least outside Chicago, are Keck & Keck, who created space-age houses for the 1933 World's Fair in Chicago, but whose later work can be seen as a "warm modernism." This approach is for the most part what many of today's architects in the area embrace: simple forms and geometries a la Mies balanced by warm materials and horizontal lines a la Wright.

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Less well known, at least outside Chicago, are Keck & Keck, who created space-age houses for the 1933 World's Fair in Chicago, but whose later work can be seen as a "warm modernism." This approach is for the most part what many of today's architects in the area embrace: simple forms and geometries a la Mies balanced by warm materials and horizontal lines a la Wright

brick like ours

Cleveland

could we do 2 story?

Modern and simple