Chicago Chinese Table Tennis Club

Hidden in an alley in Chinatown is this quiet building which hosts a local club celebrating the world’s most popular racket sport.

Hidden in an alley in Chinatown is this quiet building which hosts a local club celebrating the world’s most popular racket sport.

On S. Oakenwald Avenue in Kenwood is this rather lonely 3 story structure with a crumbling front facade.

On a stretch of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive is this beautiful midcentury modern structure, still serving the same purpose for which it was built: banking.

About two weeks ago, a big red X appeared on the 120 year old former home of blues legend Muddy Waters, indicating that the building is structurally unsound. The Department of Buildings is currently seeking a court order to get a permit to raze the building, which lies in the North Kenwood landmark district. This location means that demolition would need approval from the landmarks commission.