A 2011 book by Robert Sampson discusses how Tobler’s first law explains this city’s “enduring neighborhood effect.” A 1962 study proposed using steam railroad services that ran through this city’s northern suburbs as a substitute for failing interurban electric lines. This city was the central case study for secondary CBD development in (15[1]-5[1])Harris (15[1])and Ullman’s (15[1])1945 multiple (15[1])nuclei model. Bangladeshi (15[1])bamboo inspired the (*) tubular designs of an architectural school named for this city developed by Fazlur Khan. (10[1])Ernest Burgess’s concentric zone (10[2])model is based (10[1])on this (10[1])city, (10[2]-5[1])whose (10[1])1909 plan in the City Beautiful style (10[1])was (-5[1])developed (10[1])by (-5[1])Daniel (-5[1])Burnham. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[1])name this city (10[1])where Wacker Drive (10[2])runs (10[1])alongside (10[1]-5[1])a namesake river and Lake Shore Drive (10[3])runs (10[3])alongside (10[1])Lake (10[1])Michigan. (10[2])■END■ (10[1])