Monadnock Building

A local landmark building, OK, but you need to know some allusions to have a feeling.

The tallest brick-built commercial building in the world, the tallest walled office building in the world, is an example of Chicago School design, named after a mountain in New Hampshire's four-faced plains. It is the world's tallest brick-built commercial building, and the first to use the anti-wind door system.

Chicago architecture jewel. North end in masonry construction and south end, blending perfectly, in later steel support technique. Staircases beautiful.Currently building used by upscale boutiques to offices. You may walk through the retail floor during business hours and see its details at your leisure.

This proto-skyscraper was briefly the world's tallest building & largest office building when it was completed in late 1800s. Its lower walls are a result of its masonry construction, not steel & concrete like skyscrapers. The lobby is preserved beautifully & the old school shops on the ground floor bring out its history.

This is the tallest brick-built house in the world, and a height of about 200 meters is considered taller in the continental United States. The color of the brick wall is relatively deep and deep. When the sun sets, the yellow interior lighting of the residents in the windows is particularly soft. At the beginning of the construction, many people criticized him for being too avant-garde, but now, she has the shadow of classicism.

The Monadnock Building (Monadnock Building) is an example of the Chicago school. It is the tallest commercial building built of bricks in the world. It is also the first building to use a wind-resistant doorway system. The elevator in the building is the first Aluminum elevator for building construction.