Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Commonly known as SOM, the firm was founded in Chicago in 1936 and has grown to be one of the largest architecture firms in the world.
Even long after its founders passed away, SOM has remained at the top of worldwide architectural excellence by attracting visionary architects. Amongst their most notorious partners we find names such as Gordon Bunshaft, Bruce Graham, Walter Netsch, Adrian Smith, Myron Goldsmith or David Childs.
SOM has also managed to grow and evolve to tackle the architectural challenges of each time, whatever those might be, and today is committed to aspects as important as efficiency and sustainability, as core values of their designs.
With a legacy spanning decades, SOM continues to shape the skylines of cities around the world, and is a usual contestant in any competition or selection process to design large-scale or iconic buildings and structures.
Some buildigns by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Trump International Hotel and Tower
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2009
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Skyscraper
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Mixed
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Contemporary
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Chicago
NBC Tower
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1989
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Skyscraper
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Commercial
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Art-deco
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Chicago
One Montgomery Tower
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1982
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Skyscraper
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Commercial
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Postmodernism
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San Francisco
Willis Tower
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1974
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Skyscraper
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Commercial
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International-style
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Chicago
425 Market Street Building
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1973
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Skyscraper
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Commercial
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International-style
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San Francisco
John Hancock Center
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1969
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Skyscraper
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International-style
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Chicago
Equitable Building
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1965
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Skyscraper
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Commercial
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International-style
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Chicago
One Chase Manhattan Plaza Building
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1961
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Skyscraper
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Commercial
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International-style
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New York
Inland Steel Building
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1958
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Skyscraper
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Commercial
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International-style
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Chicago
Lever House
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1952
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Skyscraper
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Commercial
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International-style
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New York