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Chicago Tribune Fall Literary Preview: 28 books you need to read now Chicago ingenuity, and that of the greater Midwest, is on display in a range of fall books. Midwest Architecture Journeys by Zach Mortice (Oct. 15, Belt, 256 pages, $40) explores some of the region's most intriguing buildings (Bruce Goff's Ford house, Fermilab) and under-the-radar sites (parking lots, grain silos). -- Laura Pearson, Chicago Tribune

Chicago Tribune Fall Literary Preview: 28 books you need to read now Chicago ingenuity, and that of the greater Midwest, is on display in a range of fall books. Midwest Architecture Journeys by Zach Mortice (Oct. 15, Belt, 256 pages, $40) explores some of the region's most intriguing buildings (Bruce Goff's Ford house, Fermilab) and under-the-radar sites (parking lots, grain silos). -- Laura Pearson, Chicago Tribune The Midwest has been a hub for all of our American architectural dreams for decades, but maybe an overlooked one save for the big names like Wright and Mies. Thankfully, Belt Publishing has finally come up with a book that's both handsome and smart enough to fit on your shelf or coffee table, highlighting forgotten masterpieces from all over the region. --Inside Hook

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Zach Mortice is a freelance architecture journalist based in Chicago. His work has appeared in Architect Magazine, Architectural Record, Metropolis, Curbed, Dezeen, CityLab, and Places Journal. He founded the Chicago design and architecture podcast A Lot You Got to Holler, and is currently the web editor for Landscape Architecture Magazine.

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