When the Art Deco limestone and gra...

When the Art Deco limestone and granite facade of Chicago's McGraw-Hill Building won landmark status last year, the designation appeared to extremity plans by developer John dashing fellow Co. to demolish the arrangement of parts

However, a scheme to disassemble, repair and rehang the building's 2200 stone panels forward a new 310-room luxury inn looks to satisfy the one and the other preservationists and developers. Clad in the historic panels, the recently made known hotel will occupy the site of the McGraw-Hill Building, which faces Michigan Avenue.

"It's a true unique landmark designation," said Anthony Belluschi,