ABOUT
Welcome to the workplace that's a destination, not an obligation.
A HISTORIC
LEGACY
Built in 1872 by A. Montgomery Ward and George Thorne, 600 West is a 1.25-million-square-foot warehouse and office called the Catalog House on the North Branch of the Chicago River.
Its dramatic 600-foot trapezoid follows the river, showing Chicago School industrial design and early use of large reinforced concrete
PLANTING THE FLAG
Carl Condit called it "one of the most powerful works of utilitarian architecture." Geometric terra-cotta details echo Sullivan and Wright. It's a National Historic Landmark for its role in retailing and its link to Ward.
THE 600 WEST
EXPERIENCE
A historic riverfront landmark reinvented for modern teams.
SPIRIT OF PROGRESS
600 West is where distraction fades away and real culture gets built. Here, you’re in good company. Energy, drive, and ambition fill the air.
