Helene S.
10/21/2023
The Marquette Building is a beautiful example of the Chicago School of architecture. The early steel framed sixteen story skyscraper was built in 1895. The steel frame is what allowed long...
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140 S Dearborn St
Chicago, IL 60603
Completed in 1895, The Marquette Building is a Chicago landmark that was built by the George A. Fuller Company and designed by architects Holabird & Roche. The building is currently owned by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.
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Spartacus S.
9/15/2019
Chicago September 2019 Walked into the Marquette Building in downtown Chicago to view the beautiful artwork in the lobby. No admission fee. Just walk in and enjoy the view. The lobby is not too...
Betty C.
10/22/2017
We came during Chicago Open House weekend and frankly had no idea all of this artwork and history were located in this building. One of the Tiffanys did all of the intricate tile work in the...
Bill M.
8/13/2005
This building, designed by the architecture firm Holabird and Roche, dates back to 1894. It forms quite a contract with the modern Federal Plaza across the street. Lucky office workers can gaze at...
Robin Z.
5/16/2010
It's a bit of a stretch in my mind connecting "art" with a building, particularly a building within the ubiquitous skyscraper-filled downtown of Chicago. I picture mammoth glass, brick and metal...
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