Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures, West Asia & North Africa
Under $25University of Chicago museum and research institute devoted to the ancient past of West Asia and North Africa.
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Tour Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie style house in Hyde Park, with its cantilevered roofs and art glass.
5757 S Woodlawn Ave · Chicago, IL
Completed in 1910 in Hyde Park, the Robie House is Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie style at full stretch, with cantilevered roofs, terraces on several levels and long bands of Roman brick. You see the interior on a guided tour. The main floor is a single living and dining space divided only by a central chimney, lined with leaded-glass doors and windows in diamond and diagonal patterns. The house is part of a UNESCO World Heritage listing of Wright's 20th-century architecture.
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University of Chicago museum and research institute devoted to the ancient past of West Asia and North Africa.
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