Keeping Orchestra Hall a Classic Chicago is known for many things: great restaurants, Sears Tower, and the White Sox. It's also home to one of the most famous symphonies in the world, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra (CSO). Orchestra Hall has been home to CSO since 1904. And like many buildings this age, it has undergone several renovations and upgrades. But, unlike some facilities, the managers have always tried to maintain the same elegant look and appearance the hall had on opening night. Even with this care, though, one area was becoming an ongoing problem. New restrooms were installed in the hall about 10 years ago. The restrooms' white and black tiled floors, similar to the original, were no longer white. They had turned a dark gray, and many patrons even thought that gray was the orig

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