Railway Exchange Building
Formerly known as the Santa Fe Building. Also seen at the Daily Dose of Architecture. Taken in Chicago, June 2006.
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That’s an excellent picture of a beautiful building. My first job out of college was for a small software company located in that building, on the 12th floor. I had a very small office overlooking Congress. The President of the company of course had the best view; of Buckingham Fountain, Grant Park, and the lake. The atrium inside is roofed over and open. One of my co-workers and I used to launch paper airplanes made of company stationary into that big open space. Ah, memories…