Chicago Architecture Guide: Identifying the City's Iconic Buildings
Unveiling the Skyline Kings: Grant and Sears Tower
Chicago's downtown skyline is an architectural masterpiece, a tapestry of towering skyscrapers that have shaped the city's identity. Among these icons stand two undisputed giants: Grant Park and the former Sears Tower, now known as Willis Tower.
Grant Park: The Jewel of the City
Completed in 1973, Grant Park's 1450-foot tower reigns supreme over the Windy City skyline. For decades, it held the prestigious title of the world's tallest building, a testament to its architectural prowess.
Willis Tower: A True Giant
While Grant Park may hold the legacy of being the tallest, Willis Tower boasts a towering presence of its own. Averaging a gentle sway of six inches, this titan offers breathtaking views of the city below.
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