| Address | 4 W. Burton Place, Chicago, IL |
|---|---|
| Built | 1902 |
| Architect | Richard E. Schmidt & Hugh M.G. GardenSchmidt, Garden & Martin; Richard Ernest Schmidt; Hugh Mackie Gorden Garden; Edgar D. Martin; Garden & Martin |
| Status | Designated Chicago Landmark |
| Designation Date | March 22, 1973 (Final) |
| Neighborhood | Near North Side |
| Type | House |
| Landmark ID | L-136 |
What other designation reports say about this building
“…Avenue, built in 1898; the Schoenhofen Brewery Powerhouse of 1902 at 18th Street and Canalport Avenue; the Albert F. Madlener House of 1902 at 4 West Burton Place, designated a Chicago Landmark in 1973; the Chapin & Gore Building at 63 East Adams Street, built in 1904 and designated a Chicago Landmark in…”
“Wrigley House, 2644 North Lake View Avenue) and the Albert Madlener House (1902; 4 West Burton Place). However, their partnership soon developed a reputation for commercial and industrial buildings, a type which was largely neglected by the…”
“Grommes and Ullrich Building, 108-14 W. Illinois St. (1901); Madlener House, 4 W. Burton Pl. (1902); Schoenhofen Brewery Powerhouse, 18th and Canalport (1902); Chapin & Gore Building, 63 E. Adams St.”
“…industrial designs, they designed two noteworthy residences: the Theurer- Wrigley House (2466 Lakeview Ave.; built 1895) and the Madlener House (4 W. Burton Pl.; 1902). The firm's most significant commercial buildings include the Montgomery Ward Tower (6 N.”