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This 3 page paper describes the Century Mall located on North Clark Street in Chicago. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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young population; most of the residents are under 30 (Lakeview & Wrigleyville, 2006). The area is only four miles from the Loops, which makes it ideal for young professionals. Perhaps
the coolest thing about it is that Wrigley Field is located there (Lakeview & Wrigleyville). Another interesting aspect of the neighborhood is that just a few steps away from the
main shopping/dining area are "beautifully maintained tree-lined streets, with rows of lovely houses in all manner of architectural styles, ranging in age from near-century-old to 3 days ago" (Lakeview &
Wrigleyville, 2006). The area, in other words, has an eclectic mix of architectural styles and a highly diverse population. Clark Street is a heavily traveled, highly commercial thoroughfare, and the
mall fronts on it. The fa?ade of the building is actually an old movie theater-in fact, the entire mall is housed in the theater, which was gutted and renovated to
house shops and restaurants, as well as a new movie house, Landmark Theatres (Clark Street Development, 2006). Tenants include Ballys Fitness, Victorias Secret and The Limited, among others (Clark Street
Development, 2006). The building is described as a "vertical mall," meaning of course that it goes upward, not outward; it is seven stories tall but only as wide as the
original theater. The interior of the mall is multi-level, with escalators and elevators "hanging" in space, certainly designed to induce vertigo in anyone who dares to look over the
side. The open plan gives a feeling of great space to what is actually a relatively small building, when compared to malls like Woodfield, which is located in Schaumburg, for
instance. The student will probably want to observe the activities from inside the entrance itself, to avoid having to stand out on Clark Street or try to find somewhere to
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