Buildings
Buildings on Randolph include the following:
- City View Tower (720-726W)
- Randolph Place Lofts (~500W)
- Boeing International Headquarters (~400W)
- Franklin and Randolph Office Building (~300W)
- Randolph Tower (188W)
- Hotel Allegro (171W)
- Cadillac Palace Theatre (151W)
- Michael A. Bilandic Building (~150W)
- Chicago Title and Trust Center (~100W)
- James R. Thompson Center (100W)
- Richard J. Daley Center (55W)
- Oriental Theatre (24-32W)
- Joffrey Tower (8E)
- The Heritage at Millennium Park (~50E)
- Smurfit-Stone Building (~100E)
- Millennium Park Plaza (151 N. Michigan Ave.)
- One Prudential Plaza (130E)
- Two Prudential Plaza and Millennium Station (~150E)
- Aon Center (200E)
- Joan W. and Irving B. Harris Theater for Music and Dance (205E)
- McDonald's Cycle Center (239E)
- Blue Cross Blue Shield Tower (300E)
- Daley Bicentennial Plaza (337E)
- 340 on the Park (340E)
- The Buckingham (360E)
- Outer Drive East (400E)
- Harbor Point (155 N Harbor Dr.)
- FYE Superstore (formally Coconuts)
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