Institute of Design Former Names and Locations
New Bauhaus - American School of Design
- 1938: 1905 S. Prairie Avenue, Chicago
The School of Design in Chicago
- 1939–1945: 247 E. Ontario Street, Chicago
The Institute of Design
- 1945–1946: 1009 N. State Street, Chicago
- 1946–1956: 632 N. Dearborn Street, Chicago (now an Excalibur nightclub)
- 1956–1989: S.R. Crown Hall IIT campus on South State Street
- 1989–1996: 10 West 35th Street (ITRI on IIT campus)
- 1996–present: 350 N. LaSalle Blvd, Chicago
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