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Chicago’s Aon Center Firepits Show One Way Office Landlords Are Trying to Lure Back Workers

City's Fourth-Tallest Skyscraper Unveils $6.5 Million Project Adding Features to Corporate Front Yard

The owner of Chicago’s Aon Center office tower unveiled a $6.5 million plaza renovation this week. (Ryan Ori/CoStar)
The owner of Chicago’s Aon Center office tower unveiled a $6.5 million plaza renovation this week. (Ryan Ori/CoStar)

Here’s a high-profile example of the steps landlords are taking across the country to coax workers back to the workplace: One of Chicago’s biggest office buildings unveiled this week a $6.5 million renovation of its outdoor plaza, adding fire pits, chairs and tables in what may become a more familiar sight in downtowns.

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