Sfida architettonica made in Italy al ‘Chicago Tribune’
Sep 01, 2015
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by Barbara Minafra
Nel 1922 il "Chicago Tribune" lanciò un concorso internazionale per la progettazione della sua nuova, prestigiosa, sede.
Per il giornale, fondato nel 1847 e destinato a diventare il principale media del Midwest e l'ottavo quotidiano statunitense per diffusione, fu un'abile mossa pubblicitaria: affermarsi come opinion leader diventando un monumento capace di definire i contorni urbani della metropoli che stava sorgendo.
Fonte: L'italo-Americano
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