Willis Tower

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Willis Tower is a 110-story skyscraper in downtown Chicago that was once the tallest building in the world and remains an iconic feature of the city's skyline.


Statements (56)
Predicate Object
instanceOf landmark
office building
skyscraper
address 233 South Wacker Drive
annualVisitors over 1 million
antennaSpireHeight 1729 ft
527 m
architect Bruce Graham
Fazlur Rahman Khan
architecturalHeight 1450 ft
442.1 m
architecturalStyle International Style
architectureFirm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
city Chicago
completionDate 1973
constructionStartDate 1970
country United States
developer Sears, Roebuck & Co.
elevatorCount 100+
engineer Fazlur Rahman Khan
feature The Ledge glass balconies
floorArea approximately 4.5 million sq ft
approximately 416000 m²
floorCount 110
formerName Sears Tower
hasObservationDeck Skydeck Chicago
hasPostalCode 60606
heldTallestBuildingInTheWorldFrom 1973
heldTallestBuildingInTheWorldUntil 1998
isTallestBuildingInChicago true
isTallestBuildingInIllinois true
isTallestBuildingInTheUnitedStatesByRoofHeight true
isTouristAttraction true
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Cook County
location Chicago
Illinois
United States
managementCompany EQ Office
materialUsed aluminum
glass
steel
namingRightsHolder Willis Group Holdings
neighborhood Loop
observationDeckFloor 103
observationDeckHeight 412 m
openingDate 1973
owner Blackstone Group
partOf Chicago skyline
renamed 2009
status completed
structuralSystem bundled tube structure
surpassedBy Petronas Towers
topFloorHeight 412.7 m
uses observation
office
wasTallestBuildingInTheWorld true


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