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Travel and Transport Building, Century of Progress, 1932 | ||||
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The cables attached to the 12 towers of the Travel and Transport Building, designed for the Century of Progress Exhibition
by Edward H. Bennett, John Holabird, and Hubert Burnham, held a suspended dome that allowed for clear, unobstructed, and relatively
inexpensive exhibit space inside the building.
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