Environmental Systems Design improves society through the built environment. They create design solutions that not only meet their client / partner's needs and expectations but provide a safe environment to communicate, inspire, create, innovate, and evolve.
To do this they champion inclusion and collaboration both in-house and with clients. Having the ability to assemble project teams from a professional pool of 275+ people allows them to explore, collaborate, and share lessons learned from their diverse staff and utilize best practices when developing options and solutions to design challenges.
Above all, the value they place on the health and safety of their employees and clients through their design is paramount in their philosophic approach.
Building Automation Control Systems; Cost Consulting; Fire Engineering; Mechanical, Electrical & Plumbing
Membership Level
Silver
Member Since
2009
Member Offices
Chicago
Rank |
Name |
Status
Completed Architecturally Topped Out Structurally Topped Out Under Construction On Hold Proposed Vision Never Completed Demolished Competition Entry Canceled Proposed Renovation Under Renovation Renovated Under Demolition |
Height |
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1 |
1000 m / 3,281 ft |
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2 |
711 m / 2,333 ft |
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3 |
468 m / 1,535 ft |
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4 |
460 m / 1,509 ft |
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5 |
442.1 m / 1,451 ft |
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6 |
377 m / 1,237 ft |
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7 |
370 m / 1,214 ft |
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8 |
320 m / 1,050 ft |
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9 |
311.8 m / 1,023 ft |
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10 |
303.3 m / 995 ft |
CTBUH Expert Peer Review Committee, 2014 – Present
CTBUH MEP Systems Committee, 2018 – Present
Rank |
Name |
City |
Completion |
Height |
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1 |
- |
1008 m / 3,307 ft |
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2 |
- |
1000 m / 3,281 ft |
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3 |
- |
874 m / 2,867 ft |
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4 |
- |
711 m / 2,333 ft |
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5 |
- |
685 m / 2,247 ft |
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6 |
- |
636 m / 2,087 ft |
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7 |
- |
476 m / 1,560 ft |
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8 |
2022 |
468 m / 1,535 ft |
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9 |
- |
460 m / 1,509 ft |
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10 |
- |
446 m / 1,463 ft |
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11 |
1974 |
442 m / 1,451 ft |
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12 |
- |
435 m / 1,427 ft |
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13 |
- |
378 m / 1,240 ft |
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14 |
2019 |
377 m / 1,237 ft |
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15 |
2022 |
370 m / 1,214 ft |
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16 |
- |
320 m / 1,050 ft |
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17 |
1992 |
312 m / 1,023 ft |
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18 |
1990 |
303 m / 995 ft |
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19 |
- |
300 m / 984 ft |
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20 |
2016 |
284 m / 931 ft |
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21 |
1989 |
265 m / 869 ft |
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22 |
- |
260 m / 853 ft |
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23 |
2000 |
257 m / 844 ft |
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24 |
2020 |
249 m / 817 ft |
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25 |
- |
248 m / 814 ft |
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26 |
2013 |
246 m / 805 ft |
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27 |
- |
220 m / 722 ft |
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28 |
2005 |
208 m / 681 ft |
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29 |
2005 |
207 m / 679 ft |
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30 |
1992 |
204 m / 668 ft |
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31 |
2001 |
199 m / 652 ft |
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32 |
2009 |
195 m / 638 ft |
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33 |
2005 |
192 m / 631 ft |
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34 |
2009 |
190 m / 623 ft |
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35 |
2016 |
185 m / 607 ft |
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36 |
1972 |
183 m / 601 ft |
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37 |
2003 |
177 m / 580 ft |
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38 |
2003 |
175 m / 574 ft |
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39 |
2015 |
173 m / 569 ft |
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40 |
2020 |
173 m / 568 ft |
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41 |
2009 |
169 m / 554 ft |
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42 |
2020 |
166 m / 545 ft |
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43 |
2004 |
163 m / 535 ft |
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44 |
2018 |
158 m / 517 ft |
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45 |
2012 |
155 m / 509 ft |
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45 |
2012 |
155 m / 509 ft |
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47 |
2000 |
149 m / 488 ft |
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48 |
2010 |
148 m / 484 ft |
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49 |
2003 |
138 m / 453 ft |
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50 |
2018 |
138 m / 453 ft |
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51 |
2010 |
137 m / 449 ft |
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52 |
2017 |
135 m / 444 ft |
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53 |
1922 |
134 m / 438 ft |
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54 |
2016 |
132 m / 431 ft |
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55 |
2012 |
131 m / 430 ft |
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55 |
2012 |
131 m / 430 ft |
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57 |
1990 |
130 m / 427 ft |
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58 |
- |
129 m / 423 ft |
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59 |
2017 |
128 m / 420 ft |
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60 |
2010 |
126 m / 415 ft |
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61 |
1999 |
123 m / 402 ft |
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62 |
1990 |
122 m / 400 ft |
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63 |
2004 |
122 m / 399 ft |
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64 |
2015 |
120 m / 394 ft |
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65 |
2002 |
118 m / 388 ft |
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66 |
2018 |
105 m / 344 ft |
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67 |
1998 |
105 m / 344 ft |
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68 |
2018 |
103 m / 337 ft |
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69 |
2004 |
100 m / 329 ft |
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70 |
2000 |
98 m / 321 ft |
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71 |
2007 |
96 m / 316 ft |
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72 |
2008 |
91 m / 298 ft |
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73 |
1999 |
91 m / 297 ft |
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74 |
1924 |
90 m / 294 ft |
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75 |
2007 |
84 m / 276 ft |
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76 |
2008 |
84 m / 276 ft |
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77 |
1983 |
84 m / 275 ft |
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78 |
2012 |
77 m / 252 ft |
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79 |
2021 |
72 m / 235 ft |
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80 |
2009 |
58 m / 191 ft |
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81 |
2007 |
53 m / 175 ft |
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82 |
- |
- m / - ft |
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82 |
- |
- m / - ft |
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84 |
- |
- m / - ft |
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85 |
- |
- m / - ft |
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86 |
- |
- m / - ft |
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87 |
- |
- m / - ft |
28 August 2019
CTBUH Chicago led an illuminating tour of the wholesale renovation of the base of Willis Tower, the largest such construction project to take place since the building’s completion
13 October 2016
The Council is pleased to announce the Top Company Rankings for numerous disciplines as derived from the list of projects appearing in 100 of the World’s Tallest Buildings.
12 June 2014
A recent seminar of CCHRB, co-sponsored by CTBUH, thoroughly examined the question of how cities should deal with existing, outdated tall buildings.
16 April 2014
The Young Professionals Committee of CTBUH facilitated a roundtable discussion on Chicago’s under-construction mixed-use development 455 North Park Drive, at Crown Hall, Illinois Instit
07–08 November 2012
The CTBUH participated in a symposium to address the complex issues of integrating fire safety design with sustainability.
21 September 2012
See the highlights from the third day of the CTBUH 2012 Shanghai Congress including the plenary on the past, present, and future World's Tallest Buildings.
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