The super tall John Hancock Center is the definable icon of Chicago's skyline, some would say. Across the street on Magnificent Mile is an H&M store and a poster casts a thoughtful model onto a reflection of the Hancock building.
Once boringly named "875 North Michigan Avenue", the John Hancock Center soars 1000 feet up and boasts elevators among the fastest in the world, taking passengers from the ground floor to the 95th floor in 40 seconds. In the elevator lobby on each floor of the residential portion of the tower, if you push the wood paneling that lines the walls in just the right place, a large door will open revealing the emergency escape elevators. There's a private supermarket on the 44th floor of the building. The air is 6 degrees cooler at the top, a full sized pool is on the 44th floor where the lobby exists, Chris Farley is said to haunt the 60th floor where he was found dead in 1997. This place has everything.
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