Originally known as the Steuben Club Building, this skyscraper is a rare example of Gothic Revival architecture. The building was recently redeveloped into apartments and coined as Randolph Tower. During this process, Building Blocks managed nearly 14,000 terra cotta units for one of the largest terra cotta restoration projects ever undertaken in Chicago. Pieces ranged from simple ashlars to massive gargoyles and came together into a strikingly improved facade.

Architect

Karl M. Vitzthum