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Panorama of Chicago File 310-956-285

Chicago, IL city

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structure #259162953building

The Pearson

existing 120.5 m 35 floors 2003

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Tip Height120.5 m
Architectural Height120.5 m
Roof Height120.5 m
Main Roof Height113.5 m
Height Top Floor104.2 m
Floors35
Completion2003
Structural Formskyscraper
Main Usageresidential condominium
Status existing
Architectural Stylepostmodern
Address250 East Pearson Street
Smart Address250 East Pearson Street
CityChicago
CountryUnited States
Source: SKYDB | As of: 2026-09-16

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  1. Photo 322-600-694
    Photo 322-600-694
    Daniel Kieckhefer
  2. Photo 627-902-872
    Photo 627-902-872
    Daniel Kieckhefer
  3. Photo 381-488-681
    Photo 381-488-681
    Daniel Kieckhefer
  4. Photo 608-759-897
    Photo 608-759-897
    Daniel Kieckhefer
  5. Photo 751-112-860
    Photo 751-112-860
    Daniel Kieckhefer
  6. Photo 303-246-956
    Photo 303-246-956
    Daniel Kieckhefer
  7. Photo 689-604-330
    Photo 689-604-330
    Daniel Kieckhefer
  8. Photo 959-049-290
    Photo 959-049-290
    Daniel Kieckhefer

Construction calendar

7 construction-phase photos across 2003.

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