When Water Tower Place opened its cosmopolitan doors in 1975, the audacious notion was that all of the upscale delights of a ...

The mall was once the cornerstone of one of the city’s preeminent shopping, dining and entertainment districts. Now, the ...

The tower, designed by architect W.W. Boyington, disguised a 3-foot-diameter, 140-foot-tall iron standpipe that was needed to provide water pressure for the city’s North Side.

Chicago’s iconic Water Tower, ‘an architectural survivor,’ marks 150 years in Gold Coast The landmark tower, built in 1869, was one of the only buildings to survive the Great Chicago Fire in ...

Owner MetLife started to explore consolidating the mall's retail space last year and is now looking to sell, or lease, the upper floors for office or medical use.

Water Tower Place shopping mall was once a beacon, its allure radiating out from 835 North Michigan Ave., magnetically pulling in people from Chicago, its suburbs and from the small- and medium ...

Chicago Police are on the scene at Water Tower Place after someone fired a shot inside the 7th floor of the shopping mall Friday night. Mar 2, 2018 Show More ...

They're as much a part of the Chicago skyline and cityscape as the Loop's famous skyscrapers, but yet, Chicago's old water towers are being demolished at a rapid rate. For some ...

West Chicago’s Fremont Street water tower appears set for refurbishment. A resolution authorizing a contract to repaint and upgrade West Chicago’s oldest water tower will heard at the Feb. 19 ...

In 1869, he designed the Water Tower and Pumping Station, now icons of the Great Chicago Fire era. He also designed the stone entrance to Rosehill Cemetery , built in 1864. Many of Boyington’s ...