You can count on these iconic Chicago financial buildings for awe-inspiring grand halls and architecturally glitzy details.
The Central Standard Building features a mix of neo-classical, Gothic Revival, and Art Deco styles which all seamlessly blend to create an awe-inspiring site. The building gets its name from the convention which was held there in 1883 to divide the U.S. into the time zones we know today.
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This Art Deco gem of a skyscraper features an iconic 3-story statue of Ceres, goddess of grain at its top and an expansive vault containing thousands of steel safe deposit boxes in the basement.
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The largest bank building outside of the Loop, this site features a grand second-floor banking hall—one of the most impressive in the city.
View SiteWhile some Chicagoans were saving their money, others were spending big on lavish homes. Browse some of the grand residences that were build in the aftermath of the Chicago Fire on the Tales of the Gold Coast self-guided tour in the Chicago Architecture Center app.
