Corporate photography at 110 North Wacker

110 North Wacker, also known as the Bank of America Tower, is the 57 floor building on the river at 110 North Wacker Drive in the Loop. It opened on October 14, 2020, and it is the tallest office tower built in Chicago since 1990, which makes it one of the newest large floor plate addresses downtown. A building of this generation is the easy case for a session: the conference rooms are current, the glass is generous, and the service arrangements were designed for tenants moving in and out rather than retrofitted into an older frame. The river frontage gives the upper floors a view worth planning a few frames around.

Bank of America anchors the building and lends it the name it is often given. Around that anchor the tower holds the multi tenant mix a new Class A Loop building attracts rather than a single company's campus, so a session here can serve more than one organization on separate floors. A finance anchored roster usually wants portraits on the conservative end, and that is a lighting and wardrobe decision to settle before the date.

A 2020 building makes most of this simple. Conference rooms tend to be well proportioned with real glass, and the service procedures are clear and recently written. Check the dock window, the freight route and the certificate of insurance requirement with building management the week before, because a newer tower tends to be stricter about paperwork rather than looser. Book a room on your own floor, ideally one facing the river, and we will meter the glass on arrival before balancing the studio light to it. The kit moves up in one cart trip.

We photograph on site, in your own office. If your team is in this building, the notes below are what the day looks like. Nothing here is a claim to a past session in it, and no tenant named is a client unless it says so elsewhere on this site.