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Tribune Tower

Tribune Tower is a 141 m neo-Gothic skyscraper on North Michigan Avenue, completed in 1925 for the Chicago Tribune after an international design competition won by John Mead Howells and Raymond Hood. It now holds apartments. Visitors see the exterior, with its flying buttresses at the crown and fragments of buildings from around the world set into the lower walls.

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