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The document provides concept renderings for the Chicago Maritime Museum created by Robert Weiglein in 2014. The renderings were commissioned by the museum's project manager Dirk Lohan and developer Susan Golland and aimed to provide early designs for the maritime museum in Chicago.

CHICAGO
MARITIME
MUSEUM

CONCEPT
RENDERINGS

ROBERT
WEIGLEIN
2014

Concept
Renderings

for
the
Chicago
MariFme
Museum

Dirk
Lohan,
Project
Manager

Susan
Golland,
Developer

Robert
Weiglein,
Designer

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