Tribune Tower: European or American? @ChicagoArchitecture
Tribune Tower: European or American?  @ChicagoArchitecture
Uploaded September 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Tribune Tower is an integration of a traditional European architectural style with modern American architecture. The tower showcases the Gothic Revival style inspired by medieval gothic cathedrals. Delicate tracery, arched portals, carved stone ornamentation, and a decorative crown with flying buttresses are mixed in the building’s form with the streamlined design characteristics of the Art Deco style, popular at the time. Visit architecture.org/buildings to learn more about Chicago’s most iconic buildings and discover how Chicago’s rich architectural legacy was built..
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Tribune Tower: European or American?

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