Crain Communications Building

The Crain Communications Building is a striking 39-story skyscraper located at 150 North Michigan Avenue in downtown Chicago. Completed in 1984, this 582-foot tall structure is known for its unique slanted roof and has been featured in various films and video games. Originally named the Associates Center, it has housed notable tenants such as Crain Communications and the Consulate General of Sweden. The building's design has led to playful nicknames like the 'Diamond Building' and the 'Vagina Building,' reflecting its distinctive architectural features. Visitors can appreciate its modern design and the historical significance it holds in the Chicago skyline.