Drawings From The Future

Imagine it's 1919, and you're the architect for the new skyscraper Mr. Wrigley wants to build on the empty lots north of the Chicago River on Michigan Ave. He likes your design, because it employs "the shape of the Giralda tower of Seville's Cathedral combined with French Renaissance details." Sounds classy. Just for kicks, he asks you what you think it will look like in 100 years. You show him. He fires you.