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Skokie, IL city
file photograph construction

Elm Tower with the Oak Tower rising above in the background; the two towers will join and bridge a gap by linking the floor slabs with the protruding rebar visible in the upper right corner

Connected to Optima Old Orchard Woods in Skokie

2,200 × 2,933 px·3.59 MB·JPEG·075-380-521

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JPEG
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2,200 × 2,933 px
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3,761,469 bytes
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Shawn Ursini
Medium
photograph
Category
construction
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Elm Tower with the Oak Tower rising above in the background; the two towers will join and bridge a gap by linking the floor slabs with the protruding rebar visible in the upper right corner