CHICAGO | 400 N Lake Shore Drive | 851 FT & 765 FT | 73 & ? FLOORS

[cloudbod]

Originally Posted by left of center

That last pic has a dynamite angle! Looks like you took it from Grand Ave by Bennett Park?

Yeah bingo-- maybe my favorite angle for this building. It's cool to see such a futuristic tower rising behind a 1905 brick warehouse and a park! Excited for them to finish cladding the NW corner

[Toasty Joe]

Source: @TylerLaRiviere

[sentinel]

Such a stunning shot.
I’ve always wondered why Chicago doesn’t have more medium/large luxury cruise lines… then I remember that the lake depth is only around 20-30 feet for a good 500 feet from the lakeshore :/

[bsmitty1225]

[donnie]

Saw this on reddit and had to share ... https://www.reddit.com/r/chicago/comment...boarding_on_lake_michigan_this/#lightbox

[Steely Dan]

Lets stay on topic, folks.

[dreamy-developer]

Originally Posted by Steely Dan

Lets stay on topic, folks.

Thanks Steely

[chi_raven]

Looks like the wind played a little havoc with the site today. I hope everyone is ok.

https://www.reddit.com/r/chicago/comments/1u2he3a/raining_construction_materials_on_lakeshore/

[donnie]

Originally Posted by chi_raven

Looks like the wind played a little havoc with the site today. I hope everyone is ok.

https://www.reddit.com/r/chicago/comments/1u2he3a/raining_construction_materials_on_lakeshore/

um OSHA would like a word on line 5!

[sentinel]

Oh fuck!!

[bhawk66]

Originally Posted by donnie

um OSHA would like a word on line 5!

Osha doesn't have a 'Line 5' anymore. Call your represenative.

Besides, 80+ mile an hour winds will blow stuff.