Address: 2312-14 N. Lincoln Ave. Year Built: South half 1883, north half, 1887 Architect: Adler & Sullivan Date Designated a Chicago Landmark: April 16, 1996

This is one of the oldest surviving buildings designed by Adler & Sullivan, an architectural partnership that helped to transform modern architecture. The building perfectly illustrates the innovative qualities of design and ornamentation that became the basis for further artistic development in such renown structures as the Auditorium Building and the Carson Pirie Scott department store. Especially notable is the degree to which the distinguishing features of the Kaufmann building survive, especially its storefront detailing.

Louis Sullivan
1.	Front Elevation, photo by Bob Thall
2.	Store Entrance, photo by Bob Thall
3.	Detail, photo by CCL