The Northwest Tower in Chicago is perhaps the best known example of Art Deco architecture in the city. Fusing together the natural elements from Art Nouveau and the angular, geometrically inspired motifs from the machine age, the visually triangular building is often described looking like a coyote howling into the sky. This is probably why, it is usually dubbed as the Coyote Building. One of the premiere landmarks in the city, the Coyote Building is where the famous Tower Coyote Gallery is located.

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of N Milwaukee Ave and N Damen Ave/W North Ave