Curbed Chicago recently featured a first look at the interior and amenity spaces of the Rafael Viñoly Architects-designed, NEMA Chicago. Currently under construction, the massing of the 893-foot residential tower is made up of square structural bays of varying stacked heights, evoking the city’s famous Willis Tower. The building will offer 800 units with views of Lake Michigan, Chicago’s downtown skyline and Grant Park, as well as 70,000 square feet of amenity space.
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