Aon Center, Chicago

Originally known as the Standard Oil Building, the 1136 foot tall Aon Center is Chicago's 3rd tallest building, after the Willis Tower and Trump International Tower

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Aon Center, Chicago

Originally known as the Standard Oil Building, the 1136 foot tall Aon Center is Chicago's 3rd tallest building, after the Willis Tower and Trump International Tower.

Originally known as the Standard Oil Building, the 1136 foot tall Aon Center is Chicago's 3rd tallest building, after the Willis Tower and Trump International Tower. It was built in 1972 by architect Edward Durell Stone and initially was faced with marble, but the windy city began to blow the marble off the sides of the building. The entire building had to be refaced with granite - a costly job at one-half of the entire building's costs! A walk around the base can be particularly gratifying to admire the uninterrupted views straight up the shear walls and the 'musical sculptures.'

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About Aon Center

 Aon Center, Chicago, IL 60601, USA

Aon Center and Nearby Sights on Map

Aqua Tower

The Aqua is an 832 feet skyscraper that was named the world's best new building by Emporis when it opened in 2009

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Cloud Gate

Millennium Park

Inaugurated in 2004, Millennium Park quickly rose to become Chicago Loop's biggest attraction

Carbide and Carbon Building

A beautiful Art Deco tower covered in dark green terra cotta and adorned with a gold terra cotta leaf at the pinnacle

Chicago Cultural Center

Built in 1897 as Chicago's first public library and headquarters of the Grand Army of the Republic, the Chicago Cultural Center building now houses the city's Visitor Information Center, galleries, and exhibition halls

Chicago Theater

Originally built as the Balaban and Katz Chicago Theater for motion pictures, it has been refurbished as one of the city's premier performance venues

Chicago Pedway

Bridgehouse & Chicago River Museum

Open late spring (mid-May), summer, and fall

Jewelers Building

Louis Sullivan was only a draftsman at the time this was built, but there are some interesting designs nestled into expressive façade and the classic, powerful masonry walls