Wrigley Building

The Wrigley Building, situated in the popular tourist destination of Chicago, United States, has been a staple of the city's skyline since 1921. The white terra-cotta building, designed in a classic Beaux-Arts style, was built by William Wrigley Jr., the founder of Wrigley Company, best known for their production of the iconic chewing gum. Having originally been built as a standalone office building, the Wrigley Building is now connected to the new River Plaza office building. Visiting this unique piece of architecture also offers breathtaking views of Michigan Avenue, the Chicago River, and Lake Michigan. The 35-story limestone-clad tower stands today as one of the most iconic landmarks of Chicago - along with the nearby Tribune Tower and Carbide & Carbon Building. Make sure to take a moment and take in the grandeur this magnificent building exudes.