Created on 2024-01-27

The image is a drawing of a building elevation labeled as "Side Elevation — Michigan Ave." It features a tall, multi-story structure with a grid-like facade consisting of numerous geometric windows that create a repetitive pattern throughout the vertical expanse. The building appears to be a skyscraper, distinguished by several extended horizontal balconies or protruding floors that interrupt the strict window grid at some levels. These extended sections suggest terraces or outdoor areas. At the bottom of the structure, there is a more prominent architectural feature, presumably the entrance, labeled "THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE." This suggests that the building is connected to the Chicago Tribune newspaper. The entrance has a series of large windows or doors, and above that, there appears to be another level with smaller window divisions, topped with what could be an ornamental band or marquee stretching across the width of the main entrance. To the right of the building, there is a single light post. The drawing exhibits meticulous lines and shading, indicating architectural details, while the coloration is minimal, utilizing primarily shades of gray and white, with hints of red in the window grid. The background maintains the color of the paper, giving the drawing a vintage or historical appearance. The style of the rendering is precise and technical, consistent with architectural drawings intended to depict the design and proportions of a building.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be an architectural drawing or blueprint of a multi-story building. It shows the elevation or front view of the structure, which appears to be a high-rise with a grid-like pattern of windows and balconies. The building has a modern, geometric design with clean lines and rectangular forms. The drawing is in a light sepia tone, suggesting it is an older blueprint or plan.