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Building and development
303 East Wacker Amenity Repositioning
303 E WACKER DR
The repositioning plan was to transform two mechanical spaces on floors 29 and 30 into a tenant floor and amenity lounge. The fitness-center design includes a Ninja Warrior-inspired course, studio space, and locker rooms. [1]
Floor conversion
The repositioning plan targets two mechanical spaces on floors 29 and 30 for conversion into a tenant floor and lounge. [1]
Fitness center
The new fitness-center design centers on a Ninja Warrior-inspired course and includes cardio and strength equipment, studio space, and locker rooms. [1]
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