Hyatt Center, Chicago

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The Hyatt Center in Chicago is a prominent modernist office skyscraper in the city's Loop district, designed by architect Henry N. Cobb and completed in the mid-2000s.

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instanceOf commercial building
office skyscraper
architect Henry N. Cobb
architecturalFirm Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
architecturalStyle Modernism
buildingStartDate 2002
city Chicago
completionDate 2005
country United States
developer Hyatt Hotels Corporation affiliates
The Pritzker Organization
linked to: Pritzker Group
elevatorCount 26
floorArea approximately 1,765,000 sq ft
approximately 164,000 m²
floorCount 48
hasCertification energy-efficient building features (non-LEED-specific)
hasFeature curved glass façade
setback plaza at street level
sustainable design elements
hasLobby multi-story lobby
hasParking underground parking garage
hasTenant Hyatt Hotels Corporation
law firms
height 207 m
679 ft
locatedIn Loop, Chicago
linked to: Loop (Chicago)
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
location Chicago
materialUsed glass
granite
steel
namedAfter Hyatt Hotels Corporation
openingDate 2005
owner The Pritzker Organization
linked to: Pritzker Group
partOf Chicago Loop skyline
primaryUse office
rankedAmong tallest buildings in Chicago
roofType flat roof
state Illinois
streetAddress 71 South Wacker Drive
structuralSystem steel frame

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Henry N. Cobb notableWork Hyatt Center, Chicago