Google Shares Designs for Chicago Thompson Center Redevelopment
Google has released new architectural designs for the redevelopment of Chicago's historic Thompson Center into a modern workspace and community hub. The project features an activated atrium, a grand staircase, and a public art installation, with public opening scheduled for 2028. Additionally, the initiative includes partnerships with local youth organizations to support student attendance and paid art opportunities.
Key facts
- 01Google plans to open the redeveloped Thompson Center space to the public in 2028.
- 02The new designs feature an activated atrium, a grand staircase, and a 30-foot sculpture.
- 03Google is partnering with local nonprofits for youth programs and school attendance funding.
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- Reimagining Chicago’s Thompson Center for the next generation · Google Blog (Official source)