Chicago's Future Skyscrapers
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- Chicago's cityscape is ever-changing. So what new buildings are on the horizon? Let's look at a handful of ambitious skyscraper projects that are in the works in Chicago. Featured: 1000M, 400 N Lake Shore Drive, Tribune East Tower, The 78, and Lincoln Yards.
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Any project that intends to surpass the height of the Sears Tower needs to do it by a few hundred feet higher or more. It needs to be a bold design that makes a bold statement and be just as iconic as the Sears Tower has been for over fifty years. Anything less would be unworthy and not in the spirit of Chicago. Go big, go hard and go higher.
Chicago is a beautiful city on the lake, with a very elegant skyline and one of the best in the world. I'm wishing this city can turn some of the negativity around because, I believe that's holding it back from its true potential. Best of luck Chicago.
We need a better mayor.
Chicago has so much potential to become almost as huge as New York skyline because it is the 7th city in the world with the most skyscrapers and 2nd most skyscrapers in North America but would be surpassed in a bit by Toronto
@@adielgonzalez4738 Which is why we need a better mayor. The one we have right now doesn’t care about infrastructure. We’re only going backwards with him.
@@alexzais1935Sadly I agree with you, we got duped by his inexperience. We really should have gone with Kam Buckner or Garcia.
The negativity largely revolves around violence. As it turns out, that's mostly rhetoric. Statistically, Cincinnati is more dangerous than Chicago.
Love Chicago's skyline
Best skyline in the world!
Chicago needs to build another building taller than the Sears Tower
Thats why the Chicago Spire should’ve been built.
@@AnixCo1990 exactly, now they're building those two twin tower buildings they're beautiful, but we need a super tall at least 2000 ft
@@ChiraqMaybach-ii9wm I’d argue that Chicago the origin of skyscrapers, should build the first mile high skyscraper. A modern redesign of Frank Lloyd Wright’s The Illinois.
@@AnixCo1990 It'd be very absurd to do so, but I'd agree lol. Although, we would need to be ready for a flood of tourism if it became so
@@AnixCo1990 I recently found out about that failed project a few years ago, oh my God that would have been astonishing if built
Chicago ❤
Nicely explained and illustrated survey of what might be, with the key words: "If built."
There’s also the developments at Halsted point (goose island) south of the Lincoln yards
A taller tower than the Sears something like a tapering buttress just like Burj khalifa fits Chicago's skyline.
What's the background song? I was mesmerized by it the whole time
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I've always hoped for Chicago to have a new modern era of forward thinking developmentment. Luxury residential highrises make me cringe so I'm less interested in those, but the projects proposed at the end offer so much potential to create real positive movement to the city and surrounding areas if done well.
Para mim o skyline de chocado e um dos mais bonitos do mundo fantástico
Error slyline de chicago
Can yall do a video on the "explosive growth of jacksonville florida 2014 to 2024. Please do
Lakeshore east is pumping out those residential units.. 🤟
Jerry better hurry up and pony up that money if he wants to build a new stadium on the 78 plot
Why have the Tribune East Tower just eight feet shorter than the Willis? At that point just make it taller.
Eight feet might not seem like much relative to these heights, but on paper where the architectural layout is designed, eight feet is a lot of space and space that needs utility. I would like to see the next building that intends to surpass the height of the Sears Tower to do it by at least one hundred feet or higher. It needs to be a bold design that makes a statement and blends seamlessly into our skyline.
@@Beitownitfacts. I don’t know when they’re going to break ground for the construction of the tribune east tower, it was supposed to begin in February of this year but I can’t find any updates on it. That Chicago spire would’ve made our skyline look sick and would’ve gave Chicago a whole new vibe.
The 78 would be named so because there are 77 designated neighborhoods, not the wards (there are 50 wards), of Chicago.
I'm glad the Calatrava Spire stalled. I won't say what it looks like on a family website, but... yeah.
Well that’s nice to know .. Within the last 10 years in NYC there’s been massive amounts of new skyscrapers that’s been built. The New York City skyline DOSENT looks like NYC I grew up in anymore, mind u I’m 32 so I still remember NY gritty 😢
Yeah agree. "Great cities" of the past, had some tall buildings, but also neighbourhoods and ground level restaurants and shopping. But we have seen that these low rise buildings and parking lots don't exist now. It's all skyscrapers either residential or commercial. Impossible to get around, and the soul of the city has vanished.
Who is going to pay to build these and who will occupy them and pay rent?
This guy knows Chicago!
I am so glad the spire was cancelled. That thing was ugly. The two new buildings are a major improvement.
The WFH trend is growing while office buildings downtown sit empty. I don’t understand where the demand for these towers is coming from. Unless they are planned for residential use?
Monuments to income inequality.
With all the "teen" violence, car jackings, CTA violence, and major companies leaving....there will be no more large projects. This city will go the way of Detroit. Diversity is Chicago's strength!
Oklahoma City says hold my beer.
That's a lot of new residential for City that is hemorrhaging residents. I love the City, but it is in a sad state of affairs currently, with its current worse-than-terrible leadership.
Turn off the TV and doomer news and realize that the city is not in decline for residents, and that these wouldn’t be built if there wasn’t a demand for them.
@@XFireWorxXTv Are you complaining about the city's relative housing affordability?
@@XFireWorxXTv Wake up, pal. Not many cranes on the Chicago skyline now, or in the near future.
unpopular opinion, i think we should have a city ordinance not to build taller than the sears tower
Several of the buildings referenced here will never be started or finished. The Chicago economy sucks. Think of the Chicago economy of the early 1980's.
The planned skyscrapers don't look as appealing as the old ones.
Great plans for a once great city. Sadly the city leaders and citizens continue to destroy this great city.