Chicago Stock Exchange Building
Identification
Chicago Stock Exchange Building
102667
Structure in general
high-rise building
chicago school
Usage
commercial office
Facts
- The eminent architectural photographer Richard Nickel died while recording the building's demolition, when part of the structure collapsed on him.
- The design, by architect Louis Sullivan, featured a strong cornice, projecting window bays, and an elaborately carved entrance archway.
- The stenciled trading room was one of the architect's masterworks, and has been relocated to the Art Institute of Chicago.
- The arch from the main entrance has also been preserved, and stands outside the Art Institute at Columbus & Monroe.
- One of the classic works of early skyscraper design, with a highly textured and open façade.
- Replaced by the 30 North LaSalle office building.
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More InformationLocation
30 North LaSalle Street
60602
Technical Data
186.00 ft
186.00 ft
186.00 ft
172.51 ft
13
1893
1894
1972
$1,131,555
Features & Amenities
- City landmark