If you are interested in the history of skyscrapers and their architecture, or like architectural photography, or just like to be inspired by strong images, Windows in the Sky has a lot to offer. The book covers more than 100 years of skyscraper architecture with 60 striking images from the central downtown area of Chicago, the Chicago Loop. Photographer Steve Geer surveys skyscraper architecture in the Loop by focusing on a single architectural element, the window. The window patterns, together with the distorted reflections of nearby buildings, are both intriguing and visually compelling.

If you plan to visit Chicago, this is a book to take along. No matter where you live, if you are interested in architecture, this is a book to browse, ponder about, and browse again.