The more I look at the Wood Street Weese the more the Sullivan references come out:
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I mean come on, look at the little box on the courtyard and tell me it's not a blatant reference to the corner window of the National Farmers Bank. The window, the cornice, the brick.
Wikipedia
Or how about that row of square little windows along the base facing Roosevelt? Look familiar to the above Peoples Savings Bank in Cedar Rapids? The arrow slit windows Weese uses are also all over these banks.
God that's rich references especially when you consider that this building was constructed in 1965 meaning it would have been designed immediately in the wake of the demolition of the Garrick Theater at a time when folks like Richard Nickel were starting to raise a rukus over the issue. Even more interesting is that from 1960-67 Harry Weese was volunteering as the architect of record for the restoration of the Auditorium building. I rest my case, this is 1965 post modernism, Philip Johnson go to hell.
This is what I love about architecture, if you know what you are looking for, it's easy to go down the rabbit hole and discover things about a building that seem overwrought like an English class analysis of a novel, but actually have hard historical fact behind them. There is almost no doubt in my mind that this is a grand tribute by Weese to Sullivan's banks.
Edit: yet another Pomo feature I just noticed, there are Chicago school windows mixed into the random femestration along Roosevelt.