The Gogo Building, Corporate office building in West Loop, Chicago, US
The Gogo Building is a 16-story office structure on North Canal Street in West Loop. It features expansive open floor layouts with reinforced concrete construction designed for modern commercial use.
The structure was originally built in 1918 as a warehouse for Butler Brothers. In 2012 Sterling Bay took over the project and transformed it into a modern office building.
The building houses several technology companies and reflects Chicago's growth as a center for digital innovation and modern business culture. The spaces show how contemporary workplaces are designed today.
The building sits next to Ogilvie Transportation Center with good access to multiple CTA bus routes and the Clinton green line station nearby. The proximity to major transportation corridors makes it easy to reach by various methods.
An illuminated cube on the roof displays the Gogo logo and is visible from street level. The 16th floor houses a game and conference center designed for modern workplace needs.
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