Featuring six levels of trend setting and classic stores, this indoor shopping center is the most fashionable address on the popular Magnificent Mile. Take home treasures from Bloomingdale^s, Gucci, Jessica McClintock, Atlantis Crystal, and other designer shops. Devour delicate dishes at Tucci Benucch, Typhoon Asian Cooking, and other gourmet restaurants. Catch a mainstream movie or art film at one of the first-rate cinemas, or pick up an upscale souvenir at Montblanc or the Museum Shop of the Art Institute of Chicago.

 

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- Topped with 4 ornamental lanterns, which change color for the Christmas season.

- The original design was a postmodern homage to the Vienna Secessionist style of architect Otto Wagner, with a wide arched roof.

- The exterior is sheathed in limestone and light reflective green glass.

- The building combines 5 major uses: a seven-story atrium shopping mall; a Four Seasons Hotel; office space in the tower‘s lower section; condominiums on the higher floors; and one of the city‘s largest parking garages.

- The building consists of a concrete frame built on top of a steel skeleton. Since the building‘s material switches midway up, the first cranes had to be taken down for two weeks while new cranes for concrete were installed.

- Commonly referred to as the "Bloomingdale‘s Building" because of the shopping mall‘s anchor tenant.