In 1926, Pittsburgh left a fruit merchant with a roughly six-foot-wide lot, and he responded by constructing a three-story commercial building
In Pittsburgh, an innovative fruit merchant took an overlooked and narrow six-foot lot, originally left over from street widening, and transformed it into a striking commercial establishment known as the Skinny Building. Louis Hendel navigated through various hurdles to construct this three-story marvel. For many years, it served vital commercial…
The Times of India ·