Address: 5551 S. University Ave. Year Built: 1937 Architect: George and William Keck Date Designated a Chicago Landmark: August 3, 1994

Designed as a residence for architects William and George Fred Keck and professor Louis Gottschalk, this three-flat is one of the city's earliest examples of modern architecture that was associated with the International Style. Its living floors are placed above a three-car garage, and the external blinds over the front windows demonstrate the architects' lifelong commitment to innovation, particularly in the field of solar design.

The Modern Era Innovative Housing
1.	Street Elevation, by William Keck
2.	Interiors, circa 1938, Art Institute of Chicago