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30 West Monroe, 30 West Monroe Street, Chicago
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30 West Monroe, 30 West Monroe Street, Chicago
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30 West Monroe, 30 West Monroe Street, Chicago
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30 West Monroe

Formerly: The Inland Steel Building
Designed by: Skidmore, Owings, & Merrill
Construction Start: 1956
Construction Completed: 1957
Type: Skyscraper
Stories: 19
Location: 30 West Monroe Street
Area: The Loop
Post Code: 60603
City: Chicago, Illinois
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> August, 2005 - This building is sold for $44.5 million.
> November, 2007 - A group led by star architects Frank Gehry and David Childs buys this building for $57.25 million

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It is a genius building. With the service core separated from the main building and the completely free of columns floor plans. Its a designer's paradise.

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