Does anyone want to count the windows on Chicago’s Wrigley Building? Completed in 1924, this Spanish Colonial Revival building has been photographed from every angle possible.
Chicago’s Aqua Tower was featured on “Wall of Windows.”
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And you have found an interesting angle and view. Nicely done! I’ll pass on counting the windows.
Thanks, Ludwig. No worries about not counting the windows. I’ll give you a pass. . . this time. 😂
Great shot!!!
Thank you very much. The Wrigley Building is my favorite of all of Chicago’s wonderful architecture.
It would be faster just to do multiplication. 😉 13 x 8 x 4 🙂
That was exactly my approach for the windows that are visible on the photo. 😉
What most people don’t know unless they’ve visited downtown Chicago is that the Wrigley Building has two towers. One wall is at an angle and is longer than the rest. As Earl commented earlier, it has a total of over 2000 windows. Too many for me to photograph, count, or clean. 😂
Ha, definitely!
A total of just over 2000 windows, when most of them were replace in a 2011 renovation with historically accurate 1920s profiles. I cheated perhaps, but you didn’t say to count only in your lovely photo. 😂 Have a great week!
I appreciate that you took the time to do the research. I don’t call that cheating at all. Enjoy your day, Earl. 😁
“Zähle die Fenster”/ “Heaven’s Sunshine” – so Ishowed it in my Blog.
Thanks, Gisela. 😊
I think I’ll admire it without counting windows. 😊
I understand. I haven’t counted them either. 😉
Wonderful building and so many windows
I am curious to know your thoughts.