The Heritage at Millennium Park
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Identification
Name
The Heritage at Millennium Park
Emporis Building Number
101478
Location
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| 125-149 North Wabash Avenue |
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Map and Surrounding Area
Technical Data
Height (tip)
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Height (architectural)
192.38 m
Height (roof)
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Height (top floor)
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Floors (above ground)
57
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Structure in General
Construction type
skyscraper
Current status
existing [completed]Structural material
concrete
Facade material
concrete
Facade system
exposed structure
Architectural style
postmodern
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Now available and only here! View this building during its construction process. |
Usages
Main usages
residential condominiumSide usages
shop(s)Features and Amenities
Balconies are available
Exercise facility is available
Hospitality room is available
Ornamental illumination is installed
Pedway access is available
Storage space is available
Sundeck is available
Swimming pool is available
Facts
This was the tallest residential building in the Loop when it was completed. |
In exchange for property rights to a Fannie May candy store at Randolph & Wabash, the developers gave the candy company a 25-year lease in the new building. |
Views of Lake Michigan and Grant Park are protected by the presence of the low-rise Chicago Cultural Center on the eastern half of the block, which is an official city landmark. |
The facade has concave and convex curves, each topped with a row of vertical piers. This design relects the semicircular peristyle nearby in Millennium Park. |
The basement and first two floors hold 100,000 ft² of retail space, connected to the Marshall Field's department store via pedway under Wabash Avenue. |
The original façades of three small buildings on Wabash Avenue have been preserved and incorporated into this building. |
The facade of the tower is articulated by horizontal bands at 6 floor intervals. |
A newly commissioned sculpture by Richard Hunt titled 'We Will' was installed on the north sidewalk at the time of completion. |
The building is connected directly to the Chicago Cultural Center and the Macy's at State Street by the underground Loop Pedway System. |
Companies involved in this building