150 North Riverside

What a beautiful building. The architecture is something very unique for Chicago. As you can see in the pictures the way the curves come in a lot of sunlight to resonate at the base. More importantly to this is the fact that it has a beautiful park attached to it. I love these public private spaces they allow you to enjoy the outdoors without worry. They have a few safety phones in case you need them… But the space seems to be so Tucked it really allows you to enjoy the outside. At the base of the building they have a Starbucks that is reopen which is wonderful at small Cheval a brown bag seafood as well as plenty of seating. If you Are in the area make sure to check this out and enjoy the riverfront in this beautiful park I get this place 5⭐️ Jerry the pigeon gives it 5.5⭐️

Very cool contemporary architecture along the Chicago River, and 150 North Riverside is no exception. Interesting design with a much smaller land footprint than the building dimensions at the top! Engineering problems solved with a water tank to keep balance. I love walking around this entire area including the gorgeous RiverWalk. So many great visual perspectives of architecture around here.

One of the most architecturally fascinating buildings in Chicago, though I still feel like a strong wind would knock it over 😄

It's a fantastic place, the most modern building at the time of occupancy. It has two restaurants, a Starbucks, small gym and a convenience store. The river or East side of the building had spectacular views if the loop and you can see for miles on the west side. North and South views show the two branches of the river respectively.

Definitely an amazing piece of architectural history and achievement. It's interesting how they constructed the building with an extremely narrow base and made it work. So if you're into interesting and unique architecture, it's definitely worth stopping and photographing is building.

This location is on the river walk with beautiful views. Land scape is fabulous make sure u check out the lobbies media wall open to the public from 7am to 6pm

The place being almost empty at lunchtime should have tipped us off. Pictured is the prime rib sandwich. Mediocre at best. The wife's crab cakes were inedible. Good service, but bad food and really expensive

impressive building right off the Chicago River split

We came here for a reception/opening of an exhibit. It's the lobby of an office building rather than an art gallery, but the larger than life digital panels of a 'futuristic' Chicago (also pre-historic, note the dinosaurs too) lend an amazing ambiance to a 'boring' corporate setting. There was a bartender, a talk by the artist, and snacks from the restaurants in the area. The space is great place for an after hours event. The exhibit should be there a while, please check it out if you are in the area. The address is in the title.