Myron Bachman House
- Architect
- Bruce Goff
- Year
- 1948
- City
- Chicago, IL
Bruce Goff designed the Myron Bachman House in 1948 at 1244 West Carmen Avenue. Goff was one of the most original and historically significant American architects of his era, and the house is recognized as an unconventional example of his residential work.
the architect
Bruce Goff was known for a highly original, independent body of residential work that set him apart from his contemporaries; the Bachman House, designed in 1948, is counted among his historically significant designs.
significance
The Myron Bachman House was designated an individual Chicago Landmark on December 9, 1992, protection recognizing it as an unconventional Goff design.
nearby
- Epworth United Methodist Church
- Uptown Theatre
- Aragon Ballroom
- (Former) Lyman Trumbull Public School Building
- Saint Ita Catholic Church
- Mutual Insurance Building