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Nigel R. • July 6, 2010Included on the National Register of Historic Places. The world's oldest surviving skyscraper to use a purely skeletal supporting structure. Tallest building in the world in 1891. First 16 story bldg.
Jenny K. • December 25, 2014Beautiful building with an old-timey elevator operator, and full of interesting art and design tenants.
Fluying ✅. • March 29, 2018Interior is designed by Lois Sullivan and executed by his apprentice, Frank Lloyd Wright.
6.5Historic and Protected Site •111 S State St (at W Randolph St), Chicago
Jake S. • July 8, 2013Visit during Christmas, when the buildings windows along State Street depict scenes from children's stories, and a three-story tall Christmas Tree is put in the lobby.
Kathleen K. • October 20, 2011There's a great little cafeteria hidden behind the bar at Stefani's Tuscany Cafe. Pasta, salads and wraps.
Adam V. • May 28, 2010I love this building, and I enjoy working here. It has a really cool gift shop on the 1st floor. Airplanes rock !!
Greg • September 1, 2011Chicago Title validates parking for the garage at Randolph and Wells. 50% discount!
Jonathan F. • October 19, 2016During Open House Chicago, the 41st floor Sky Lounge is open for 360 views of the Loop, River North, Grant Park, and the Chicago River.
Explore Chicago • June 6, 2011Built from 1925 to 1927, this building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places (as part of the Michigan-Wacker Historic District) and is a Chicago Landmark.
?Government •69 W Washington St (btwn Clark & Dearborn), Chicago
t j. • June 11, 2010the underground pedway will get u around while staying cool. the shoe shine here is great also!
Niamh S. • August 25, 2016My favorite part of the Chicago skyline. Even if it wasn't actually intended to be vaginal, it's still incredibly distinctive and a welcome change of pace compared to most skyscraper designs.
?Physical Therapy Clinic •180 N Stetson Ave (Ste. CL10), Chicago
Eliane v. • October 12, 2012[Skidmore Owing & Merrill, 1958] Inland Steel was one of the first skyscrapers completed in Chicago after WWII. Its sleek, shimmering façades could be mistaken for new even today-over 50 years later.
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