While the first 12 floors of the Vista Tower will be occupied by a Wanda-branded five star hotel, floors 13 through 93 will be dedicated to the building’s residents. Even the building’s marketing tagline of "no parallels" makes an allusion to the Vista Tower’s angled frustum geometry. The design of the sales center also features many aesthetic nods to Jeanne Gang’s tower with the same alternating "frustums" (or truncated pyramids) that provide the tower its novel undulating appearance repeated in various displays and referenced in the gallery’s trapezoidal wall shapes and patterns. The ability to electronically visualize an unbuilt space is a fast growing trend in high-end real estate sales and Vista gallery represents the first time this type of technology has been used as a sales tool in Chicago. Here, well-heeled prospective buyers have a chance to inspect sample fixtures and finishes as well as experience the exact view from any given unit via an impressive matrix of 52 flat-screen displays. The most tangible clue to what Chicago's Vista Tower will be like can be found in the the state-of-the-art sales gallery located at 345 E. Though the ambitious skyscraper is still under construction, here's a preview of what future residents and visitors can expect to experience when Vista Tower officially opens in 2020.Įditor's Note: This article was originally published on Maand has been updated to reflect the latest news and information. With a height of 1,186 feet, Vista Tower will become the tallest building in the world designed by a woman-led firm-a title previously held by Jeanne Gang's nearby 859-foot Aqua tower. Jointly developed by hometown firm Magellan Development Group and China's Dalian Wanda Group, the angular tower was designed by Jeanne Gang's Chicago-based Studio Gang Architects in collaboration with architect of record bKL Architecture. Wacker Drive along the south bank of the Chicago River's main branch, the tower will deliver 406 luxury condos and a 192-room five-star hotel to the Lakeshore East neighborhood. Well on its way to becoming the Windy City’s third tallest building, the upcoming 93-story Vista Tower will redefine Chicago's iconic skyline.
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