The Pinnacle

The Pinnacle is a residential high-rise in the Loop with 49 floors and expansive window walls offering views of Lake Michigan and the city skyline. The building features marble entryways and contemporary residential finishes throughout.

The building was completed in 2004 and continues Chicago's long tradition of modern high-rise construction. The city pioneered steel-frame technology that made tall buildings possible in the first place.

The building reflects Chicago's commitment to vertical living and contributes to the city's skyline shaped by contemporary high-rises. Residents experience urban life in the heart of the Loop's business district.

Access is via East Huron Street in the heart of the Loop, where parking and public transportation are nearby. The building offers various facilities for residents and is fully accessible to visitors.

The building includes specialized amenities rarely found in residential towers, such as an auto service workshop. These practical features make it a self-contained residential community.

Location: Chicago

Inception: 2004

Architects: Lucien Lagrange Architects

Floors above the ground: 49

GPS coordinates: 41.89450,-87.62710

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:40