Cohen-Barreto-Marchertas

Thornton Tomasetti, Inc. is a member of CVU at the Platinum level.

Acquired by:

Thornton Tomasetti (1993)

Buildings

RANK	Name	City	Completion	Height	Floors	Function
1	77 West Wacker Drive	Chicago	1992	204 m / 668 ft	49	Office
2	Accenture Tower	Chicago	1987	179 m / 588 ft	42	Office
3	North Pier Apartments	Chicago	1990	177 m / 581 ft	61	Residential
4	190 South LaSalle	Chicago	1987	175 m / 573 ft	40	Office
5	Newberry Plaza	Chicago	1974	169 m / 553 ft	53	Residential
6	River Plaza	Chicago	1977	160 m / 524 ft	56	Residential
7	401 East Ontario Street	Chicago	1990	157 m / 515 ft	51	Residential
8	10 South LaSalle	Chicago	1986	153 m / 501 ft	37	Office
9	55 West Monroe	Chicago	1980	151 m / 495 ft	41	Office
10	Chicago Marriott	Chicago	1978	140 m / 460 ft	45	Hotel
11	Swissotel Chicago	Chicago	1989	139 m / 457 ft	43	Hotel
12	444 North Michigan	Chicago	1976	136 m / 445 ft	36	Office
13	180 North LaSalle	Chicago	1972	133 m / 435 ft	37	Office
14	Five One Five North State	Chicago	1990	130 m / 427 ft	30	Office
15	1100 North Lake Shore Drive	Chicago	1979	125 m / 410 ft	40	Residential
16	420 East Ohio	Chicago	1990	122 m / 400 ft	41	Residential
17	Metcalfe Federal Building	Chicago	1991	121 m / 396 ft	27	Government
18	The Carlyle	Chicago	1967	118 m / 388 ft	40	Residential
19	633 North St. Clair	Chicago	1991	114 m / 375 ft	27	Office / Hotel
20	2 East Oak Street	Chicago	1967	110 m / 360 ft	39	Residential
21	625 North Michigan	Chicago	1971	107 m / 350 ft	27	Office
22	200 East Delaware	Chicago	1972	102 m / 336 ft	36	Residential
23	Elm Street Plaza	Chicago	1974	102 m / 335 ft	33	Residential
24	1133 North Dearborn	Chicago	1988	98 m / 321 ft	33	Residential
25	100 West Chestnut	Chicago	1983	96 m / 315 ft	30	Residential
26	50 East Bellevue	Chicago	1979	82 m / 269 ft	27	Residential
27	Westin River North	Chicago	1987	76 m / 248 ft	21	Hotel

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