Chicago Stock Exchange Building

Chicago, United States

No longer standing

Demolished or destroyed.

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The Chicago Stock Exchange Building was a landmark structure designed by the renowned architectural firm Adler & Sullivan in Chicago's financial district. Exemplifying the Chicago School style that emerged in the late nineteenth century, the building showcased the innovative design principles of Louis Sullivan and his partner Dankmar Adler, whose work defined an era of American commercial architecture. Though the building no longer stands, its historical significance earned it listing on the National Register of Historic Places, preserving its memory as an important chapter in the development of modern American architecture and Chicago's rise as a financial center.