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1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom
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Al Kuehnast
The Marina City towers are among Chicago’s most distinctive landmarks, famous for their “corncob” appearance, but they also have several lesser-known features. Designed by architect Bertrand Goldberg and completed in the 1960s, the twin towers were conceived as a “city within a city,” combining apartments, offices, entertainment venues, retail space, and a marina into one integrated development. When completed, they were the tallest residential buildings and the tallest reinforced-concrete structures in the world. Its circular parking ramps, which occupy the lower floors of each tower, remain one of the building’s most innovative and recognizable design elements.
Sweat Less Travel
What an architectural marvel this complex is. Constructed in the early 1960s, Bertram Goldberg’s corn cob shaped buildings were unique then and they’re still striking and stunning 60 years later. You’ve seen these buildings pretty much everywhere. My favorite memory of it in the media is a Steve McQueen movie where a stunt driver rent a car off the parking garage and into the Chicago River below. So ahead of its time, this mixed-use complex is still popular today.
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If you’re exploring downtown Chicago, make sure to stop by the iconic Marina City “Corncob Towers.” Their unique architecture is unlike anything else and makes for an incredible photo opportunity. While you’re there, don’t miss Legal Sea Foods, located beneath the towers. Everything we ordered was outstanding! We had the lobster roll, crab cake, fried shrimp, and mixed drinks, and every bite was absolutely delicious. The crab cake was around $25, which is on the expensive side, but the quality and flavor made it well worth the price. If you’re willing to splurge a little, I highly recommend dining here. My biggest suggestion is to make a reservation and request a table on the outdoor balcony overlooking the Chicago River. The views are breathtaking, and the combination of amazing food and beautiful scenery creates an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re visiting Marina City for its famous architecture or stopping in for a fantastic seafood meal, this is a place you’ll be glad you experienced. I will add pictures later for some reason. It's not allowing me to upload the pictures.
George Krizanovic
Amazing iconic land mark in Chicago. I have a condo there. I have one of the largest balconies in the city. The view over the river is spectacular. The prices are really reasonable. I couldn't recommend it more. The rooftop is open everyday. You can do yoga or attend movie nights on Wednesdays. Watch the river get dyed green on St Patty's Day. Watch the boats go down the river. Look out over Lake Michigan. Watch the air show. I love it here.
Eric L
Marina City is one of Chicago’s most iconic architectural gems. The twin towers, often called the “corn cobs,” are instantly recognizable and have appeared in countless movies and TV shows. Located right on the river, they’re a striking part of the downtown skyline. The parking garage, which spirals upwards in a unique open air design, is one of its most interesting features. It’s unlike any other parking structure, offering a dynamic view of cars arranged in a spiral pattern, visible from various vantage points.
Al Kuehnast
The Marina City towers are among Chicago’s most distinctive landmarks, famous for their “corncob” appearance, but they also have several lesser-known features. Designed by architect Bertrand Goldberg and completed in the 1960s, the twin towers were conceived as a “city within a city,” combining apartments, offices, entertainment venues, retail space, and a marina into one integrated development. When completed, they were the tallest residential buildings and the tallest reinforced-concrete structures in the world. Its circular parking ramps, which occupy the lower floors of each tower, remain one of the building’s most innovative and recognizable design elements.
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