Chicago World Trade Center

The Chicago World Trade Center was a proposed 2,500 ft (762 m) supertall skyscraper in Chicago, United States. It would have had 210 floors and it was also to look like the original World Trade Center towers in New York that were destroyed on September 11, 2001. The building was designed in 1982 by Harry Weese for Stanley Raskow, Sr. However, the design was never built.

In the absence of a physical structure, the World Trade Center Chicago became a membership organization organized as a not-for-profit in the State of Illinois, with a mission to promote international trade as part of the World Trade Centers Association network of global offices of World Trade Centers.

In 2008, the World Trade Center Chicago was renamed the World Trade Center Illinois and moved from the Merchandise Mart to the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce in the 80-floor Aon Center where tenants space was built to house international trade offices for lease. From 2006-2008, the World Trade Center and Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce held a close partnership to host international visitors & foreign delegations from around the world, primarily focusing on export promotion & business matchmaking for high level government & business leaders developing trade & investment relationships with Chicago-based businesses.

In late 2012, the World Trade Center Illinois moved its offices to the former Drake Hotel at 2301 York Road in Oak Brook, Illinois.

Proposed supertall skyscrapers

Proposed	1 Park Avenue 1 Park Lane 15 Penn Plaza 151 Incheon Tower 3 Hudson Boulevard 4/C 50 Hudson Yards Airlangga Residences Akhmat Tower Al Rajhi Tower Azerbaijan Tower Buenos Aires Forum Crystal Island Digital Media City Landmark Building Dream Tower Dubai Beachfront Hotel Dynamic Tower EP 07 Tower Frankfurt Millennium Tower Gezhouba International Plaza GIFT Diamond Tower Gujarat International Finance Tec-City Hermitage Plaza Hudson Place Towers I Iconic Tower India International Trade Center Krrish Square Lopez Center Tower Mubarak al-Kabir Tower Manhattan West Tower I Murjan Tower East Office Tower Ocean 1 Tower One Bayfront Plaza One Galleon Place One Vanderbilt P-17 Phoenix Towers Karachi Port Tower PVN Tower Queensbridge Tower Saigon Centre Tower 2 Shenyang International Finance Center Signature Tower Jakarta Signature Towers Sky City Suyong Bay Tower The Illinois The Imperial 3 The Wave Tower Torre Planetarium Tower Infinity Tower Verre Wanda Vista Warisan Merdeka Xujiahui Tower

Cancelled	1 Dubai 1 New York Place 7 South Dearborn 80 South Street Ameritrust Tower American Commerce Center Anara Tower Bank of the Southwest Tower BDNI Center 1 Bin Manana Twin Towers (Lam Tara) Towers Center City Tower City Hall and City Duma Chicago Spire Chicago World Trade Center Crown Las Vegas Dubai Towers Dubai Dubai Towers Istanbul Eaton's / John Maryon Tower Faros del Panamá Grant USA Tower Grollo Tower Hotel Attraction Houston Tower Ice Tower International Business Center Larkin Building London Millennium Tower Lotte World II Hotel Madison Square Garden Towers I & II Meraas Tower Miglin-Beitler Skyneedle Najd Tower Nakheel Tower Old Chicago Main Post Office Redevelopment Old Chicago Main Post Office Twin Towers Palace of the Soviets Palacio de la Bahia Park Square Tower Russia Tower Sapphire Tower Signature Tower South Ferry Plaza Television City Tower Tianlong Hotel Torre Generali Torre Bicentenario Torre Bicentenario II Tour Generali Tour Sans Fins Tour Signal Trans National Place Waldorf-Astoria Hotel and Residence Tower World Product Center

Visions	Aeropolis 2001 Bionic Tower Citygate Ecotower DIB-200 Dubai City Tower Empire World Towers Kostabi World Trade Center Millennium Tower, Tokyo PAGCOR Tower Shimizu Mega-City Pyramid Sky City 1000 Sky Mile Tower Tatlin's Tower Twin Towers 2 Ultima Tower Vortex Tower X-Seed 4000 Xtopia

Supertall skyscrapers List of tallest buildings in the world Arcology

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