Schlect House, Historical house in Chicago, United States
The Schlect House is a residential building from the late 1800s in Chicago featuring architectural details typical of that era. The structure displays design elements commonly seen in the city's homes from this period.
The building was constructed in 1887 during a period of rapid city growth following Chicago's reconstruction after the 1871 fire. It received its landmark designation in 2006.
The Schlect House represents residential architectural practices from the reconstruction period following the Great Chicago Fire, reflecting changes in building methods.
The house sits on a residential street and is easy to reach and view from the outside. It is best explored on foot, as with most historic buildings in this area of Chicago.
The flat-roof structure incorporates decorative elements that demonstrate the transition of architectural styles in Chicago during the late 1800s.
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