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Night view in Chicago at the intersection of Ohio St and Dearborn St. You can notice the Trump Tower (the tallest building all the way to the left) and the Marina Towers (the ones with the pink light on top).
Two US flags which I honestly don’t remember where they are. I might have been on one of the boats offering tours of of the city on the Chicago River and Lake Michigan. One thing is for sure: you can spot one of the Marina Towers.
The 2 Marina Towers and the Trump Tower (still under construction on July 29, 2008).
…Marina City consists of two corncob-shaped 61-story, 587 foot (179 m) tall residential towers, a saddle-shaped auditorium building (House Of Blues), and a mid-rise hotel building (House of Blues Hotel).
The George Washington-Robert Morris-Hyam Salomon Memorial located on the North side of Wacker Dr at the intersection with Wabash Ave. To the left of the picture you can see the parking garage of one of the Marina Towers.
One of the Marina City towers and the top of Trump Tower still under construction seen from the Clark St bridge. The black building in between them is the former IBM building. It is currently called 330 N Wabash, like many other buildings in Chicago that have as a name their address.
…300 N State, Chicago, IL 60654
Trump Tower under construction in April 2008 seen from Wacker Dr. You can also spot a bit of the Eastern tower of the Marina City.
The Marina City Towers seen from the Wabash plaza which is accross the Chicago River.
…necessarily the most representative and famous in the city, the Marina City does stand proof that Chicago has been, and still is, on the forefront of modern urban architecture.
Photo taken from the Chicago River with the Columbus Dr bridge in the foreground and the Marina Towers, Trump Tower and the Wrigley Building in the background.
One of the Marina Towers seen about half a block North of the N/W corner of State St. and Ohio St.
…$36 million were financed by The Union of Building Janitors and Elevator Operators. The Union was hoping to stop the white flight exodus of middle-class residents from downtown.
Dearborn looking northbound towards Lake St. with The El and the Marina Towers (the latter – all the way in the background).
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