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John C. Kluczynski Federal Building
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Open Open 24 hours
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 10-20 minutes
Address: 230 S Dearborn St, Chicago, IL
Phone: +1 312-353-4475
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The Kluczynski Federal Building is a modern skyscraper in Chicago, designed by a well-known designer. Its name Kluczynski comes from a member of the US Congress. After Obama took office, a translation bureau was established here, which promoted the improvement of confidentiality work in the surrounding areas.
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The Kluczynski Federal Building is a modern skyscraper in Chicago, designed by a well-known designer. Its name Kluczynski comes from a member of the US Congress. After Obama took office, a translation bureau was established here, which promoted the improvement of confidentiality work in the surrounding areas.
To be honest, I can't see the special of this place, it's just a building, and I may not have a deep understanding of its history.
The scene is more magnificent than the photos, and it is worth seeing.
The Federal Building is relatively tall. The entire building is more than 200 meters high. This place is also a government agency. The security is very strict and complicated registration is required when visiting.
The height of less than 200 meters is not that special in Chicago where skyscrapers gather. The glass curtain wall of the building, named after a former member of the US Congress, is a bit like a miniature version of New York’s past World Trade Center, and plays a very good role in regulating the building complex in the city center.