Hemlock Street between Van Ness Avenue and Franklin Street), the annual Daniel Burnham Award for a Comprehensive Plan (run by the American Planning Association), and the Burnham Memorial Competition which was held in 2009 to create a memorial to Burnham and his Plan of Chicago. Collections of Burnham's personal and professional papers, photographs, and other archival materials are held by the Ryerson & Burnham Libraries at the Art Institute of Chicago. In addition, the Reliance Building in Chicago which was designed by Burnham and Root, is now the Hotel Burnham, although Root was the primary architect before his death in 1891. Notable commissions Chicago Union Stock Yard Gate (1879) Union Station (1881) Montauk Building (1882–1883) Kent House (1883) Rookery Building (1886) Reliance Building (1890–1895) Monadnock Building (northern half, 1891) Marshall Field and Company Building (now Macy's, 1891–1892) Fisher Building (1896) Orchestra Hall (1904) Heyworth Building (1904) Boyce Building, on the National Register of Historic Places (1915) Butler Brothers Warehouse (now The Gogo Building) (1913) Cincinnati Union Savings Bank and Trust Building (later the Fifth Third Union Trust Building, the Bartlett Building and now the Renaissance Hotel, 1901) Tri-State Building (1902) First National Bank Building (later the Clopay Building and now the Fourth & Walnut Center, 1904) Fourth National Bank Building (1904) Detroit Majestic Building (1896, demolished 1962) Ford Building (1907–1908) Dime Building (1912) Indianapolis Indianapolis Traction Terminal, (1903, demolished 1972) Barnes and Thornburg Building, (formerly the Merchants National Bank Building), (1912) New York Flatiron Building (1901) Wanamaker's Annex, full-city-block department store (1904, addition: 1907–1910) Gimbels Department Store (1908–1912) Philadelphia Land Title Building (1897) John Wanamaker's Department Store (now housing a Macy's and offices, 1902–1911) Pittsburgh Union Trust Building (1898, 337 Fourth Avenue – not the 1917 structure of the same name on Grant Street) Pennsylvania Union Station (1900–1902) Frick Building (1902) McCreery Department Store (now offices – 300 Sixth Avenue Building, 1904) Highland Building (1910, 121 South Highland Avenue) Henry W. Oliver Building (1910) San Francisco Merchants Exchange Building (1904) The Mills Building (1892, restoration and expansion: 1907–1909) Washington, D.C. Union Station (1908) Postal Square Building (1911–1914) Columbus Fountain (1912) Others Keokuk Union Depot, Keokuk, Iowa (1891) Pearsons Hall of Science, Beloit, Wisconsin (1892–1893) Ellicott Square Building, Buffalo, New York (1896) Columbus Union Station, Columbus, Ohio (1897) Wyandotte Building, Columbus, Ohio (1897–1898) Gilbert M. Simmons Memorial Library, Kenosha, Wisconsin (1900) Continental Trust Company Building, Baltimore (1901, southeast corner South Calvert