Inland Steel Building Review

In 1954, Inland Steel decided to celebrate the success of the company by building a new corporate headquarters in downtown Chicago's ring district. They wanted to showcase the steel industry's long-lasting strength with a modern design building, especially a building with charm

This building is the most distinctive building in Chicago, built in 1958. The building is not very high, only 18 floors, but the building is a stainless steel building, which looks magnificent. The reflected image is very beautiful

It was the first skyscraper built in the Rupp area of Chicago after the Great Depression. The exterior of the building is made of stainless steel plates and green glass. It is one of the landmarks of Chicago.

The futuristic modern glass curtain wall is not tall but eye-catching. The statue of the Parisian painter Shakar also gives the seemingly cold steel-bearing frame a soft touch of art.

The whole building is stainless steel structure, distinctive enough, built in 1958. A total of 18 floors of office buildings, magnificent and beautiful, stainless steel in the sun, reflecting the soft light, looks new!