In Popular Culture
The lobby stairwell of the Auditorium Building (430 S. Michigan Ave.) was featured in the film The Untouchables The lobby was also the set of a nightclub scene in the 2009 film Public Enemies. In the summer of 2005, the Murray-Green Library on the 10th floor of the Auditorium Building was used as a set for the film The Lake House, where the room doubled as an architect's office.
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