Pulitzer Prize

The above ground entrance to the Harris Theater is a glass-walled lobby at 205 E. Randolph Street, which spans several metallic and neon floors in what the Chicago Tribune's Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic Blair Kamin describes as "a multistory shaft of space that explodes downward from street level".[33][34] The theater and adjacent Millennium Park Garage are located mostly underground, with a passage connecting them.[28][35] Kamin also notes that the theater's underground design and the Millennium Park Garage entrance causes many theater goers to miss the spatial grandeur of the lobby, and has led to complaints about the time it takes to descend the many stairs to the theater.[33] The theater has a rooftop terrace that is available for private events.[36]



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