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GREGORY H. JENKINS ARCHITECT |
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MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS |
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THIS MEMORIAL BRIDGE SPANS THE LAGOONS OF THE GRAND CALUMET RIVER AT THE SOUTHERN TIP OF LAKE MICHIGAN. A FOURTEENTH CENTURY SHINTO SHRINE SERVED AS A MODEL FOR CONSTRUCTION. FABRICATED IN CHICAGO AND ASSEMBLED IN PLACE AT THE LAGOON, THIS BRIDGE SERVES AS AN IMPORTANT LINK IN A SYSTEM OF PATHS AND WALKWAYS THAT CONNECT THROUGH MARQUETTE PARK. |
PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE |
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| Marquette Pavilion | |
| Gary Bathing Beach | |
| The Terrace | |
| Dune Restoration | |
| Fifth Avenue Memorial | |
| Municipal Plan | |
| Lake Street Landscape | |
| First Baptist Church | |
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