WIN: Long-Awaited Thompson Center Renderings Retain Building and Atrium (Chicago 7 2016, 2018, 2019 & 2020)
Rendering of James R. Thompson Center Reuse, 1985, Helmut Jahn, 100 W. Randolph Street. Photo Credit: JAHN Architects 
Rendering of James R. Thompson Center Reuse, 1985, Helmut Jahn, 100 W. Randolph Street. Photo Credit: JAHN Architects- Google to reconstruct Thompson Center starting early next year, but will keep atrium, Brian J. Rogal, Chicago Tribune, 12/13/23
- Google releases new renderings of planned Thompson Center makeover; The renovation would keep the atrium and have a more transparent facade and a new plaza. But we need to see more, architecture critic Lee Bey writes, Lee Bey, Chicago Sun-Times, 12/13/23
- Google releases renderings of Thompson Center headquarters reconstruction, Rob Hughes ABC 7 Chicago, 12/13/23
- Google Unveils New Rendering of Thompson Center Renovation, Says the Atrium is Staying, Patty Wetli, WTTW Chicago, 12/13/23
- Google Provides First Look at Plans for Chicago’s Thompson Center; Tech Giant Unveils Renderings 18 Months After Striking Deal To Buy Downtown Building, Ryan Ori, CoStar, 12/13/23
- Kaegi values Thompson Center at $223M; Tax assessment more than double what Mike Reschke and Quintin Primo paid for it, The Read Deal Staff, The Real Deal, 12/15/23
- Details Revealed For Thompson Center Redevelopment, Ian Achong, Chicago YIMBY, 12/14/23
- Review: Google’s ‘new’ Thompson Center and the perils of 21st-century architectural preservation, Edward Keegan, Crain’s Chicago Business, 12/14/23
- A first look at the plans for our new Chicago office; See how we’ll update the iconic Thompson Center building in Chicago’s Loop to be more sustainable and pay homage to the building’s original design. Karen Sauder, Google Blog, 12/12/23
- Demolition of Thompson Center facade, atrium for Google makeover approved by city; The $6 million demolition isn’t a complete surprise, but it possibly means the end of the building’s current blue, salmon and white color scheme, one of its signature features, Lee Bey, Chicago Sun-Times, 10/17/23
