The Chicago Board of Trade Building anchors the end of LaSalle Street with a gray Indiana limestone facade that rises in dramatic, vertical tiers. Completed in nineteen thirty, the forty-four story skyscraper was designed by the firm Holabird and Root to house the world's oldest futures and options exchange. It stands as a pinnacle of Art Deco architecture, utilizing geometric massing and sleek stone setbacks to dominate the financial district.
Chicago Board of Trade Building
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