Inland Steel Building
Consisting of a 19-story office tower, a 25-story service tower, and a small parking garage, the Inland Steel Building became the first high-rise built after the Great Depression in Chicago. The 7 pillars connect 60-foot girders on each floor removing the need for center support structures and creating a totally open floor plan.
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Inland Steel Building
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Footprint
7 x 10 Units
Geometry
3,531 tris
Textures
1024×1024
