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Chicago Temple Building
- Architect
- Holabird & Roche
- Location
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
- Type
- Skyscraper, Skyscraper, Office, Church
- Year
- 1924 ad
LaSalle-Wacker Building
- Architect
- Holabird & Roche
- Location
- 221 North LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois, United States
- Type
- Office
- Year
- 1930
Marquette Building
- Architect
- Holabird & Roche
- Location
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
- Type
- Skyscraper
- Year
- 1895 ad
Hilton Garden Inn Indianapolis Downtown
- Architect
- Holabird & Roche, Arthur Bohn
- Location
- 108 North Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
- Type
- Hotel
- Year
- 1915
Monadnock Block
- Architect
- Holabird & Roche, Burnham & Root
- Location
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
- Type
- Skyscraper, Commercial
- Year
- 1891 ad
Old Colony Buildings
- Architect
- Holabird & Roche
- Location
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
- Type
- Skyscraper
- Year
- 1893 ad
Palmolive Building
- Architect
- Holabird & Roche
- Location
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
- Type
- Skyscraper, Residential
- Year
- 1929 ad
Lumber Exchange Building and Tower Addition
- Architect
- Holabird & Roche
- Location
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
- Type
- Skyscraper
- Year
- 1915 ad
Fletcher Trust Building'''Hilton Garden Inn Indianapolis Downtown'''
- Architect
- Holabird & Roche, Arthur Bohn
- Location
- Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
- Type
- Skyscraper, Hotel
- Year
- 1915 ad
Rand Tower
- Architect
- Holabird & Roche, C.F. Haglin & Sons
- Location
- Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
- Type
- Skyscraper
- Year
- 1928 ad
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