The construction, which appears to be a concrete stave silo, would previously have been used to store grains or food for livestock. The man behind the camera can be heard shouting that he has ...

It was depression time and he purchased a wood stave silo from someone who had taken it down and had a new concrete stave silo built. Got it for $100. That worked well for a dozen years ...

A company specializing in historical preservation made a pitch Tuesday night for moving a concrete silo near the southeast corner of Butterfield Road and Illinois Highway 60 in Vernon Hills.

The building’s interior will preserve the mostly exposed concrete of the original structure. The silo as it exists today. Photo courtesy COBE Architects Rendering of the planned conversion. Rendering ...

You can’t see it very well from the road, but a sturdy old concrete stave silo pokes skyward behind the farm home of Scott and Nancy Ritter near Sharon Center in Johnson County. Although empty ...

The team managed to retain 42 cylindrical storage silos that form the concrete ... the hotel conversion has just been completed, there is still more to be done on the overall silo conversion.

Gočár’s original structure was true industrial architecture, with the towering Silo combining meticulous brickwork and ... while a roof terrace offers up a new view of the city. The monolithic ...

Built in four stages (1906, 1913, 1924, 1958), first using steel and then reinforced concrete, the grain silo became obsolete with changes in the global market and was closed in 1996. It remained ...