The Chicago Tribune Tower

The Chicago Tribune Tower is an iconic skyscraper in Chicago, originally built in 1925 as the newspaper's headquarters. It features a neo-Gothic design with ornate stonework, inspired by European cathedrals. Although its height is modest compared to modern skyscrapers, its distinctive appearance and historical significance make it a Chicago landmark. In the early 2000s, it was renovated to include a modern hotel and residential spaces while preserving its architectural character, blending historic charm with contemporary use. The tower symbolizes Chicago’s rich architectural heritage and its role as a major center for journalism and commerce.