Constructed just after the World War II, the Inland Steel Building takes pride in being the first air-conditioned building of Chicago. The 19 storey rectangular glass office tower and the 25 storey square service towers are both made of stainless steel and lend the structure its dazzling, attractive look. If you are ever in Chicago, take a look at this majestic steel framework.
Phone: (312) 263-9383
Cross Streets: Between S Dearborn St and E Monroe St/S State St
30 W Monroe St, Bsmt Chicago, IL 60603 ·509.61 mi
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yelpChicago is truly a hub for architectural history, design firsts and hidden gems. The Inland Steel Building represents many firsts in Chicago. It is a classic example of Mid-century Modernism....
MoreGeographical center of Loop, from SOM architects, revered by architects. Part owned by Gehry who did some revisions. First of many modern conveniences such as AC, huge windows, landmarked. Open...
MoreCompleted in 1957, the Inland Steel Building is historically significant for being the first skyscraper to be constructed in downtown Chicago after the Great Depression. It's brushed steel...
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