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300 North LaSalle pays homage to Chicago’s tradition of famous, early skyscrapers with richly articulated facades. The project also honors Chicago’s commitment to its public waterfronts. The tower presides over a half-acre, sunlit, riverfront public garden, with landscaped terraces cascading to the Chicago River. With nearly sixty stories of offices, 300 LaSalle boasts shops, restaurants, and public spaces as well as generous sub-grade parking.
The low-E glass facade of the LEED-EB Platinum–certified building maximizes daylight and views of the city skyline while minimizing solar heat gain. Featuring warm and elegant interior materials, the tower is efficient and flexible in interior planning, has a fifty-percent green roof, and uses condenser water supplied by the river, thus eliminating cooling towers and 10 million gallons of evaporation annually.
News
- Urban Land Institute - 300 North LaSalle recognized with ULI 2011 Award for Excellence
- Architectural Record - 300 North LaSalle featured in Architectural Record Magazine
- Architectural Record - 300 North LaSalle wins 2011 Architectural Record Good Design is Good Business Award of Excellence
- The Chicago Tribune - New tower comes up short on the skyline, but is a boon to the cityscape
Project Type
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Location
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Team Members
- Developer
- Hines
- Architect of Record
- Kendall/Heaton Associates
- Structural Engineer
- Magnusson Klemencic Associates
- MEP Engineer
- Alvine Engineering
- Landscape
- Wolff Landscape Architecture
- Contractor
- Clark Construction