Cold, Sunny Morning Shows Big Progress At 400 Lake Shore

Chicago’s tallest construction project continues to rise out of the Chicago Spire cofferdam, as the North Tower at 400 Lake Shore grows upward. There’s still some outward growth here as well, with the tower’s footprint spreading across the construction site in Streeterville.

As vertical progress climbs, the viewing opportunities expand as well, with vantage points at Ogden Slip and the Chicago Riverwalk coming into play as venues for skyscraper gazing.

400 Lake Shore North Tower January 2025 construction

Photo by Daniel Schell

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4 Comments on "Cold, Sunny Morning Shows Big Progress At 400 Lake Shore"

Ron Perkins | January 20, 2025 at 8:16 am | Reply
Love to see the progress
ChicagoArchitectureFan | January 20, 2025 at 8:45 am | Reply
Great post! I’ve walked by this several times recently and it’s rapidly climbing. The visual effect this will have from lakefront views is going to be breathtaking.
Drew | January 20, 2025 at 11:34 am | Reply
Can it be seen from LSD yet? Just start the other tower already. Welcome the site coordination chaos.
SteveO | January 20, 2025 at 12:14 pm | Reply
So happy that big yawning gap is gone. Hope they use high-quality glass. This could be a stunner!

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