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Designed by the architectural firm Pickard Chilton, River Point is a prime example of contemporary high-rise architecture, combining sleek design with functional urban space. It's also a great subject to focus on for self-reflection and meditation if you're walking along the Chicago River. The most striking feature of River Point is its curved glass facade. This design creates a smooth, continuous surface that reflects the surrounding cityscape and the sky, giving the building a dynamic, ever-changing appearance depending on the light and weather conditions. The building reflects the ongoing evolution of skyscraper design, where form, function, and environmental considerations are all given equal importance.
A lone water taxi catches a sharp beam of the rising sun for a proper sense of scale in juxtaposition to the skyscraper and lens a slice of life to the scene, highlighting the importance of the river to the city.
This print would make a lovely addition to any office or government building, or anyone who appreciates Chicago architecture and the evolution of modern urban development and skyscraper design.
Designed by the architectural firm Pickard Chilton, River Point is a prime example of contemporary high-rise architecture, combining sleek design with functional urban space. It's also a great subject to focus on for self-reflection and meditation if you're walking along the Chicago River. The most striking feature of River Point is its curved glass facade. This design creates a smooth, continuous surface that reflects the surrounding cityscape and the sky, giving the building a dynamic, ever-changing appearance depending on the light and weather conditions. The building reflects the ongoing evolution of skyscraper design, where form, function, and environmental considerations are all given equal importance.
A lone water taxi catches a sharp beam of the rising sun for a proper sense of scale in juxtaposition to the skyscraper and lens a slice of life to the scene, highlighting the importance of the river to the city.
This print would make a lovely addition to any office or government building, or anyone who appreciates Chicago architecture and the evolution of modern urban development and skyscraper design.