prudential building in chicago 3d models

At 995 feet (303 m) tall, it is currently the sixth-tallest building in Chicago and the thirteenth tallest in the United States. The building is also currently the tallest building in the world that is under 1000 feet tall. The building was designed...

Two Prudential Plaza stands as a 64-story skyscraper built in the Loop area of Chicago, Illinois, United States in 1990. At 995 feet tall, it ranks sixth among Chicago's tallest buildings and thirteenth nationwide. This structure earns its title as...

... 912 feet or 278 meters. Statistics show the building has rentable floor space of 1,200,000 square feet. A notable milestone occurred in September 2010 when this building was named #29 on Chicago Magazine's list of the Top 40 Buildings in Chicago.

Murphy and Associates Type: Skyscraper Stories: 41 Maximum Height: 912 feet / 278 meters Statistics Rentable floor space: 1,200,000 square feet Timeline September, 2010: This building was named #29 on Chicago Magazine's list of the Top 40 Buildings...

Boston's iconic landmark is the Prudential Building, a masterpiece of modern architecture that has stood tall since its completion in 1964. Located on Boylston Street, this magnificent structure rises high into the sky, its sleek design and gleaming...

A miniature replica of Two Prudential Plaza in Chicago was crafted, similar to my work on the Trump Tower. Using measurements from an existing SketchUp design, I meticulously remodeled this building for precision. ...The final print turned out superbly!

The Wrigley Building, situated at 400-410 North Michigan Avenue on the Near North Side in Chicago, Illinois, is a skyscraper positioned directly across from the Tribune Tower on the Magnificent Mile. At its groundbreaking in 1920, there were no...

These setbacks were mandated by the city of Chicago in an effort to preserve what little sunlight was filtering down to street level through the growing forest of skyscrapers, and the thickening haze that became common in industrialized 20th century...

The setbacks were mandated by the city of Chicago to preserve what little sunlight was filtering down to street level through the growing forest of skyscrapers and the thick haze that became common in industrialized 20th century Chicago. Quick Facts...

In fact, the building is somewhat more interesting today as the people who live in The Palmolive Building have installed art, plants, and even putting greens on the art deco setbacks they've turned into open-air patios. Conversions of so-called...

In 2004, the process began to convert The Palmolive Building into residences, with architect Laurence Booth successfully transforming the office building while preserving its historic charm. Today, residents have turned the art deco setbacks into...

It was built to house the corporate headquarters of the Wrigley Company.When ground was broken for the Wrigley Building in 1920, there were no major office buildings north of the Chicago River and the Michigan Avenue Bridge, which spans the river...

The building appears to be an imposing chateau, complete with small rose windows nestled in the gables and arched one-story windows crowning the vertical window elements, forging a unified whole. Perhaps too much emphasis was placed on accentuating...

Timeline In August 2011, the "Unitrin" logo was swapped out for a shiny new "Kemper" logo perched high atop the building. Thanks to Chicago Architecture for capturing this moment. ... This object is part of "Scan The World", a non-profit initiative...

Quick Facts Construction start: 1960 Construction finish: 1962 Designed by: Shaw, Metz and Associates Type: Skyscraper Stories: 41 Maximum Height: 525 feet / 160 meters Timeline August, 2011: The "Unitrin" logo was removed from the top of the...

But the building remained tied to the heart strings of the city, and is a sentimental favorite that brings people back to a different time in a familiar space. This is not the first Chicago Board of Trade building at this location. The original was...

The Chicago Board of Trade Building is not the first structure at its location; the original was erected in 1882, featuring electricity - a novelty for its time. However, when the Federal Reserve constructed its new bank nearby, the CBOT building's...

The Wabash building, situated in Downtown Chicago, is the tallest educational building in the city, second-tallest in the United States and sixth-largest academic complex globally. In 2002, President Charles R. Middleton was inaugurated, and he...

It is the tallest educational building in Chicago, the second tallest educational building in the United States, and the sixth-largest academic complex in the world. President Charles R. Middleton was inaugurated in 2002, and retired in 2015. The...

In 1996, it was named a City of Chicago Landmark, and in 2010, it ranked #33 on Chicago Magazine's list of the Top 40 Buildings in Chicago. Its gold highlights are no mere ornamentation; they're actual 24-karat gold leaf, applied with precision to...

One of Chicago's signature skyscrapers, what the Smurfit-Stone building lacks in height, it more than makes up for in style. Its gleaming white exterior is accented with dark pinstripes of windows. Its orientation embraces Lake Michigan just a few...

One of Chicago's signature skyscrapers, what the Smurfit-Stone building lacks in height, it more than makes up for in style. Its gleaming white exterior is accented with dark pinstripes of windows. Its orientation perfectly captures Lake Michigan...

This was the last major building erected in Chicago before a lull in construction brought on by the Great Depression and the Second World War. At the fifth floor are 17 panels depicting Robert Cavelier de la Salle's exploration of the area. He is...

And if you really want to look for vanishing history, check out the art deco ash trays that still exist at the ground level, though smoking has long been banned from the doorways of Chicago buildings. We are forunate that this building has a location...

On October 7, 1998, the Inland Steel Building earned its place as a Chicago Landmark, cementing its status as an architectural gem that continues to inspire and awe. (Credit: Wikipedia) This remarkable structure is part of "Scan The World," a...

When this building opened, water from the Chicago River was pumped inside for the hydraulic pumps that raised and lowered the stage.   Did You Know? When this building was erected, the intention was for rent in the skyscraper to support the opera....

When this building opened, water from the Chicago River was pumped inside for the hydraulic pumps that raised and lowered the stage. Did You Know? When this building was erected, the intention was for rent in the skyscraper to support the opera. But...

This was the last major building erected in Chicago before a lull in construction brought on by the Great Depression and the Second World War. At the fifth floor are 17 panels depicting Robert Cavelier de la Salle's exploration of the area. He is...

This architectural wonder was once the epitome of Chicago's unique style, boasting artistic flourishes that set it apart from other buildings in the city. This remarkable building represents a bygone era, a vanishing piece of history that is rapidly...

It is most notable, however for the fact that this was John Burgee's first skyscraper in his native Chicago. Quick Facts Construction finish: 1987 Designed by: Johnson Burgee Architects Cost: $140,000,000 Type: Skyscraper Stories: 40 Maximum...