Jewelers Building

The Jewelers Building is one of Chicago's most significant historic landmarks with its Renaissance Revival style of architecture. The building was constructed in 1928 originally to hold Chicago's most prolific jewelers, watchmakers and other artisans. The building was placed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1978. Today, the building incorporates a number of modern amenities such as retail stores, a fitness center, parking, and much more. The lobby is the focus of the building and its ornate design and marble flooring creates an impressive center. The lobby also doubles as a meeting room where productivity and creativity are enabled. Visitors passing through the lobby of Jewelers Building can take in the Art Deco design elements, fixtures, and intricate details.