Hinshaw Breaks Ground for New Headquarters in 2018
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Apr 8, 2016
Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP attorneys participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for 151 North Franklin Street in Chicago, alongside Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, and representatives from The John Buck Company and CNA at 155 South Wacker today.
Hinshaw will be moving its headquarters from 222 North La Salle Street in Chicago to the 151 building on the corner of Franklin and Randolph, in the summer of 2018. The 35-story office tower will have 820,000 rentable square feet and will officially be called the CNA Center. Chairman Kevin Joseph Burke commented on the future move saying, "151 North Franklin is a remarkable example of next-generation thinking. The convergence of these platforms of design, business and government, and alignment of their leadership is actually embodied in the building's distinctive features of efficiency, high technology, sustainability, and a collaboration design emphasis."
Hinshaw partners who were present at the ceremony and broke ground at the 151 site include Hinshaw Managing Partner, Robert T. Shannon, Management Committee members Michael M. Marick and Todd M. Young, and Chicago Partner-in-Charge, Diane E. Webster.
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