📜 Constructed in 1927 by Walker & Eisen, this Romanesque Revival building is a historic cultural monument.
🔍 Its atrium, open to the public, is a sanctuary of calm dedicated to the arts.

Why Go

✨ Experience a serene Romanesque sanctuary
🎨 Admire intricate architectural details and rotating artwork
🎬 Visit a location featured in "(500) Days of Summer"
🚶 Escape the city bustle in a peaceful oasis

Why Avoid

⏰ Opening hours can be vague

Tips

🚪 Enter if doors are unlocked