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Capital Development Board DIRECTIONS TO THE JAMES R. THOMPSON CENTER 100 West Randolph Street, Chicago 312-814-6000 THE MICHAEL A. BILANDIC BUILDING 160 North LaSalle Street, Chicago VIA THE KENNEDY EXPRESSWAY (INTERSTATE 90/94) • Traveling into Chicago, exit at Ohio Street (heading East) • Take Ohio to LaSalle Street. Turn right on LaSalle (heading South) • Stay on LaSalle; cross the Chicago River; the second block past the river is Lake Street. The Thompson Center is on the left. The Bilandic Building is on the right at Randolph. VIA THE EISENHOWER EXPRESSWAY (INTERSTATE 290) • Travel into Chicago past the point where the Eisenhower becomes the Congress Parkway (heading East) • Take Congress Parkway to State Street and turn left onto State (heading North) • Take State Street to Randolph Street and turn left on this one-way street (heading West) VIA THE STEVENSON EXPRESSWAY (INTERSTATE 55) • Travel into Chicago and the Stevenson will end at Lake Shore Drive – U.S. Route 41 (heading Northeast) • Exit the Stevenson northbound onto Lake Shore Drive. (heading North) • Continue on Lake Shore Drive in the right-hand lane to the Randolph Street Exit Ramp. Take the exit. • Follow the Randolph Street Exit Ramp into the “Loop” (heading West) • The Thompson Center is on the right. VIA THE RYAN EXPRESSWAY (INTERSTATE 90/94 AND INTERSTATE 57) • Travel into Chicago (heading North) and take Exit 51 “I” eastbound onto the Eisenhower Expressway, which becomes Congress Parkway (heading East) • Take Congress Parkway to State Street and turn left (heading North) • Take State Street to Randolph Street and turn left on this one-way street (heading West) PARKING There are several public parking ramps within walking distance of the Thompson Center and the Bilandic Building. THOMPSON CENTER The Thompson Center is the large steel frame and glass structure that resembles an inverted bowl. The building is located on the block bordered by LaSalle, Lake, Clark and Randolph streets. BILANDIC BUILDING The Bilandic Building is directly across the street from the Thompson Center at the Northwest corner of LaSalle and Randolph streets. CDB OFFICES The Capital Development Board offices are located on the 14th Floor of the Thompson Center and can be reached only by the elevators that transit floors 9 through 16. .

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