The Thompson Center headquarters reconstruction is being released.
New images of what Chicago's Thompson Center will look like have been released. The new images of what Chicago's Thompson Center will look like have been released. The city granted a permit for the demolition of the current structure in October. Barbara Outlaw said that the building was very modern.
The Thompson Center was considered to be the second state capitol in the state's most populous city. The Thompson Center is one of the city's most vulnerable buildings. The Thompson Center is the only location in the city where the six L train lines converge, connecting Chicago's North, West and South sides. "We're so transit rich here in the loop, so I think other companies are going to see that too." It's pretty special to be able to come down in a safe way on public transit and get to your office. Local business leaders hope that the same thing that happened to Fulton Market will happen to the Loop, as office vacancies continue to be an issue. Jack Lavin, president and CEO of the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce, said that the project would bring a lot of jobs and that it would help the economic recovery of the central business district. Construction fencing is expected to start next year, but it will be a few more years before the tech giant will be operational at the site.