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Riverside Plaza, 2 North Riverside Plaza, Chicago
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Riverside Plaza, 2 North Riverside Plaza, Chicago
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Riverside Plaza

Formerly: Chicago Daily News Building
Designed by: Holabird & Root
Construction Start: 1925
Construction Completed: 1929
Type: Office Building
Maximum Height: 302 feet / 92 meters
 (including spires, antennae, etc...)
Location: 2 North Riverside Plaza
Area: The Loop
Post Code: 60606
City: Chicago, Illinois

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»Reliefs at ground level depicting the history of printing, by Alvin Meyer.

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»This is the first building in Chicago to use the concept of "air rights" in order to build over a railroad right-of-way.

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Last 2 Comments I think this a totally amazing building - Friday, August 3rd, 2007 @ 11:06am • Rating: Five stars.

I love the look of this building. I pass by often on the way to work on Madison St. I think it has that Gotham City feel to it. No wonder Chicago is the new home of the Dark Knight in recent films.

Benj Kanters - Sunday, April 29th, 2007 @ 6:21pm • Rating: Five stars.

Gorgeous!What a beautiful example of Art Nuveau.A lovely companion to the Civic Opera House. Wonderful scalloping and other touches, carved into the sandstone. The only problem is the very bland plaza that faces the river. Hopefully just a matter of time before money and energy is devoted to adding it to the renovated plazas further south.

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