After buying an eccentric midcentury, a Texas homeowner learned of its similarities to one of 20th-century architect Harry Weese’s works. But there’s no official record to prove it.

Weese, the architect of the triangular jail in the Loop, the underground train stations in Washington and other landmarks, designed the house in 1954. It's for sale at a little under $1.63 million.

Calling the Sterling Morton Library ”one of my favorite of all my works,” renowned Chicago architect Harry Weese said he was delighted to come back and visit. Weese and about 100 other people ...

Several decades later, Weese was still advising his family on the maintenance of the future landmark. Though Harry Weese had a long career as an architect before his death in 1998, his lasting ...

The Architecture of Harry Weese Robert Bruegmann, Kathleen Murphy Skolnik W.W. Norton & Company $32.00. In June, contemplating the depressed state of architectural publishing, I compiled a short ...

Harry Weese, the renowned architect who shaped Chicago’s skyline and the way the city thought about everything from the lakefront to its treasure-trove of historical buildings, died Thursday in ...

Two weeks ago in this spot, I discussed the late Chicago architect Harry Weese’s wedge-shaped Swissotel, an under heralded bit of architecture that looks so fresh after 20 years, its worth ...

River Cottages, designed by Chicago architect Harry Weese, ... In 1848, the land the four homes stand on was the site of Chicago's first train depot, ...