|  | Madison Plaza
200 West Madison Street Chicago IL United States
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Status: | | Construction Dates | Began | 1981 | Finished | 1982 | Floor Count | 45 |
|  | Building Uses | - office | Structural Types | - highrise | Architectural Style | - postmodern | Materials | - glass | - steel | - granite | - concrete, reinforced |
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| Heights | | Value | | Source / Comments | | | | Roof | | 597 ft | | | | | | | |
Description • The tower resembles on the southeast side, a saw or tooth edge with six corners, which each floor has 9 corner offices, except at the very top one with sloped roof.
• A black metal sculpture of Louise Nevelson called "Dawn Shadows" is in plaza.
• It has a silver glass and white granite façade, while the interior is of a bright and airy 2-story lobby of white veneer granite with reflective glass columns.
• Its developers had planned a mirror building across the street to the south, but was changed to the 125-story Miglin-Beitler Skyneedle, also not built.
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