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Visit 360 CHICAGO. 875 N Michigan Avenue, 94th Floor. Daily: 9 AM - 11 PM. Last entry is 1 hour prior to closing. Plan your visit to 360 Chicago, formerly the John Hancock Observatory – the best observation deck in Chicago, IL. It will forever change the way visitors see Chicago.
Option to purchase TILT ride***. Starting at. $139 / Adult (12+) $109 / Child. Buy CityPass. *Skip the in person ticket line when purchasing tickets online. Admission line still applies. **Drinks from Elevated Cocktails selection are additional fee. ***The option to purchase a TILT ride is subject to availability.
John Hancock Center. Bien que maintenant connu sous le nom de « 875 North Michigan Avenue », cet impressionnant gratte-ciel moderne situé le long du Magnificent Mile restera toujours dans les mémoires sous le nom de John Hancock Center. Construit en 1968, c'était le deuxième plus haut bâtiment du monde.
Le 875 North Michigan Avenue (anciennement appelé John Hancock Center) est un gratte-ciel situé au 875 North Michigan Avenue dans le quartier de Streeterville à Chicago, dans l'État de l' Illinois, aux États-Unis. Dessiné par l'architecte Bruce Graham de la firme Skidmore, Owings and Merrill 1, le bâtiment atteint 344 mètres de hauteur ...
875 N Michigan Ave, Chicago 60611, United States of America. A historic collaboration between architects and structural engineers, the 100-story 875 North Michigan Avenue (formerly John Hancock Center) represents the first use of the exterior diagonalized tube structural system, which was developed specifically for this building.
1 de fev. de 2010 · John Hancock Center Chicago : Skyscraper Building. Key High-Rise Architecture Development in Chicago – design by SOM Architects. John Hancock Center. Location: 875 North Michigan Avenue, Gold Coast, Chicago, Illinois Dates built: 1969/70 Design: Skidmore, Owings and Merrill – SOM: Bruce Graham (architect) with Fazhur R. Khan (engineer)
21 de nov. de 2020 · The John Hancock Insurance Company saw its naming rights expire in the year 2013, but despite this, the tower was still being called the John Hancock Center. The Hearn Company who owns the tower had tried to find a buyer for the naming rights in May 2016 but this was unsuccessful.
