Located downtown near the Chicago Board of Trade, each floor of this 814-space parking structure is named after a commodity, including gold, silver, soybeans, corn and hogs. The facility was built with the latest technology in the industry, including state-of-the-art security/operations system with closed-circuit television, panic stations, credit-card access and on-line traffic computer.
This project received the Award of Merit in Parking Design from the International Parking Institute.
Project Highlights:
• Two-bay double-thread helix with one-way traffic flow
• Glass-enclosed stair and elevator tower for enhanced security
• Cast-in-place post-tensioned concrete long span beams and slabs