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How the Lucas Museum Design Will Change Chicago's Lakefront - Rendering Reveals
South View: Rising up from the land and crescendoing to a “floating” disc, the tallest points of the Lucas Museum will feature an observation deck, providing visitors with stunning views of both Chicago and Lake Michigan.

 Image courtesy Lucas Museum of Narrative Art North View: Earth, stone and sky merge seamlessly in the innovative design of the Lucas Museum. Image courtesy Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Wide-Angle View: Situated between McCormick Place and Soldier Field, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art will expand public access to green space on Burnham Harbor. Image courtesy Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Museum Campus: 1 - Field Museum; 2 - Shedd Aquarium; 3 - Adler Planetarium; 4 - Northerly Island; 5 - Lucas Museum of Narrative Art

South View: Rising up from the land and crescendoing to a “floating” disc, the tallest points of the Lucas Museum will feature an observation deck, providing visitors with stunning views of both Chicago and Lake Michigan.

 Image courtesy Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
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South View: Rising up from the land and crescendoing to a “floating” disc, the tallest points of the Lucas Museum will feature an observation deck, providing visitors with stunning views of both Chicago and Lake Michigan.

 Image courtesy Lucas Museum of Narrative Art