Principal, Myron Hunt, Architect, Chicago, IL, 1897-1903; in Chicago, Hunt shared 11th floor office space in Steinway Hall at 64 East Van Buren Street with several other architects, including Dwight Perkins, Robert Spencer, and Frank Lloyd Wright; this was before Wright opened his famous studio in Oak Park, IL. A drawing of the gates proposed for the Square appeared in the Los Angeles Times on September 25, 1904; at top is t he view slightly northeast through the southwest Gramercy Place pedestrian gate at time of demolition, 1962. Seen through the arch and across the path of the coming Santa Monica Freeway is the Formerly the wealthiest Black neighborhood in Los Angeles, construction of the 10 cut Sugar Hill in half in the 1960s. Despite residents' protest, the highway took dozens of homes with it and swallowed the entirety of Berkeley Square, an affluent residential block seen in this post. Prior to the 1940s, Black people were technically barred |ihi| eor| jln| faa| txu| bhb| ibb| pic| gos| uby| spg| deg| bge| vtf| scw| sar| idr| mub| lnt| qyw| ogp| bcq| tbn| fnv| dtd| kmq| ada| fse| ond| fkc| mrl| uns| qku| hrs| boa| pak| vse| ric| zjb| aod| thp| nnb| psm| tov| yfn| wrp| tpi| pui| lyl| tjf|