From the July 9, 1932, issue
By Science News
MODERNISTIC BUILDING SHOWS ACHIEVEMENTS OF SCIENCE
Strikingly modernistic in design and construction is the huge Hall of Science building in Chicago which has been dedicated as the key structure for the Century of Progress Exposition next year. Its two floors and mezzanine, containing 9 acres of exhibit space, will illustrate the development of the sciences and their application during the past 100 years. The tower is 176 feet high and contains a 25-tone carillon.