131 S Dearborn (Citadel Center) sits on the corner of Dearborn & Adams near the center of Chicago’s central business district between two “El” Train line stops, the blue line and the red line. All other “El” stops are one block away. Completed in 2003 by a dynamic collaboration between the architectural team DeStefano + Partners and famed Spanish architect, Ricardo Bofill, the 37-story building evokes the design of a classical column complemented by curved silver glass walls, and a projecting cornice at the roofline. As a premier 1.5 million SF trophy class tower, Citadel Center is home to high profile tenants ranging from financial services, law firms, and technology firms. The building recently underwent a $35 million renovation delivering an upgrade of building amenities, including a 9,000 square foot rooftop deck & bar, full-service fitness center, tenant-only lounge, fully re-designed lobby, 182-seat conference center, and 30,000 square feet of Convene’s conference and event space. All renovations were completed in 2019. Two dedicated risers for data distribution. 1200 foot per minute elevators serve the high-rise and mid-rise floors. Heated underground parking for over 200 cars with car-washing service. Steps to the “El” lines allow for less than a 45 minute commute to both O'Hare and Mid-way airports. High performance low "E" insulating glass. Floor to ceiling bowed Vision Glass windows bring natural light deep into the workspace. Three inch concrete slab for solid support. Total under-floor air-flow, cable, and wire management system designed for utmost flexibility, worker comfort, and energy savings. 14 inch underfloor plenum carries high-quality conditioned air to every work station, adjustable by every individual worker, leading to less sick days and overall more productivity. 12 watts per square foot or better from separated downtown grids and sub-stations. Fiber optic data telecom carried in its own dedicated risers.