Chicago’s historic 97-year-old Art Deco skyscraper, once home to the Pulitzer-winning Chicago Daily News, has officially earned landmark status — a victory after nearly two decades of preservation efforts. Built in 1929 as the first office tower over railroad tracks and featuring Chicago’s first public plaza, the building remains a vital piece of the city’s architectural and journalistic legacy. Now undergoing a $70 million renovation, it’s poised to become a symbol of both heritage and reinvention, safeguarded for future generations.
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