155 North Wacker
Skyscraper in Chicago
41°53′05″N 87°38′11″W / 41.884750°N 87.636400°W / 41.884750; -87.636400155 North Wacker is a 48-story skyscraper located in Chicago, Illinois designed by Goettsch Partners and was developed by the John Buck Company.[2][3] It stands 638 feet (195 m).[2] It has received LEED silver pre-certification. The construction started in 2007 and was completed in 2009. The building is featured in Transformers Dark of The Moon as the building the Driller destroys.
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- 875 North Michigan Avenue (formerly John Hancock Center)
- Aon Center
- Franklin Center
- St. Regis Chicago
- Trump International Hotel and Tower
- Two Prudential Plaza
- Willis Tower
with 20 or more
floors
- 35 East Wacker
- 55 East Erie
- 71 South Wacker
- 77 West Wacker
- 110 North Wacker
- 111 South Wacker
- 151 North Franklin
- 155 North Wacker
- 181 West Madison
- 311 South Wacker
- 330 North Wabash
- 333 North Michigan
- 333 South Wabash (formerly CNA Center)
- 333 Wacker Drive
- 340 on the Park
- 400 East Randolph
- 401 East Ontario
- 425 South Financial Place
- 541 North Fairbanks Court (formerly Time-Life Building)
- 540 West Madison
- 860-880 Lake Shore Drive
- 900 North Michigan
- 900 West Randolph
- 1700 East 56th Street
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- Aqua
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- Boeing Building
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- Chicago Place
- Chicago Temple Building
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- Civic Opera House
- Coast at Lakeshore East
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- Crain Communications Building
- Dirksen Federal Building
- Essex on the Park
- Field Building
- Fisher Building
- Grant Thornton Tower
- Harbor Point
- Hilton Chicago
- Home Insurance Building
- James R. Thompson Center
- Joffrey Tower
- Kluczynski Federal Building
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- LaSalle–Wacker Building
- Legacy Tower
- Leo Burnett Building
- London Guarantee Building
- Lurie Children's Hospital
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- One Bennett Park
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- Three First National Plaza
- Tribune Tower
- Virgin Hotels Chicago
- Waldorf Astoria Chicago
- Warwick Allerton
- Water Tower Place
- Wolf Point East Tower
- Wrigley Building
skyscrapers with
12 or more floors
- 300 West Adams Building
- The Arc at Old Colony
- Auditorium Building
- Brooks Building
- Bryn Mawr Apartment Hotel
- Chicago Building
- Gage Group Buildings
- Heyworth Building
- Hilliard Towers Apartments
- Inland Steel Building
- Manhattan Building
- Marquette Building
- Marshall Field and Company Building
- Monadnock Building
- Mundelein College Skyscraper Building
- New York Life Insurance Building
- Reliance Building
- Rookery Building
- Sullivan Center
- Architecture
- Art Deco
- Chicago City Hall
- Chicago School
- Washington Block
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