THE GARLAND BUILDING — 111 N. WABASH AVENUE, CHICAGO A classic luxury office tower rising 22 stories in the heart of Chicago's East Loop, one block from Millennium Park, in the designated Jewelers Row Chicago Landmark District. It remains one of downtown's most distinctive addresses — a building where architectural pedigree meets modern function, and where the arrival experience tells clients something the glass-and-steel towers around it cannot. DOORMAN, VALET, AND FULL ON-SITE SERVICE. Doorman and valet parking right outside the door. Attended lobby, marble corridors, modernized elevators, and an interactive digital directory. Professional management and maintenance on site, and 24/7 security. Amenities include a shared conference room available to tenants, loading dock and freight elevator. In-building services include a café, Staples, Subway, a lobby convenience store, and a barber shop. A PHENOMENAL CENTRAL LOCATION. Walk Score 100. Transit Score 100. The Washington/Wabash CTA "L" station entrance is directly across the street, serving the Brown, Green, Orange, Pink, and Purple lines, and Chicago Pedway access is right outside the door — an indoor connection to the Daley Center, Block 37, and Macy's on State Street, year-round. Metra's Millennium Station is one block away. Ogilvie Transportation Center and Union Station connect the entire metropolitan region. THE PARK, THE LAKE, AND THE RIVER. Millennium Park is one block east. The Chicago Cultural Center is a three-minute walk and Cloud Gate ("The Bean") is six. Maggie Daley Park, the Art Institute of Chicago, and Symphony Center are all a short walk, and beyond them Lake Shore East, Monroe Harbor, the Chicago Yacht Club, Buckingham Fountain, and the Lake Michigan lakefront trail. The Chicago River and the Riverwalk are just north, with the Magnificent Mile across the water. STEPS FROM THE COURTS AND CITY GOVERNMENT. The Richard J. Daley Center and the Cook County Circuit Court are a seven-minute walk. Chicago City Hall, the Cook County Clerk's office, and the Thompson Center are about nine minutes west. The Dirksen Federal Courthouse is twelve minutes south. SHOPPING, DINING, AND CULTURE. Block 37 and Macy's on State Street are two blocks. The Theatre District is a block north. World-class dining sits at street level and throughout the surrounding East Loop, alongside Loop shopping and the historic Jewelers Row. A PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY. The Garland Building is home to boutique law firms, financial and wealth-advisory practices, accounting firms, medical and dental practices, therapy and counseling groups, technology companies, and non-profit foundations — a stable, long-tenured tenant base in one of Chicago's most connected addresses.