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Fri 17 Jul, 2009 01:26 am
of a tower.
The Sears Tower is no more.
I've walked around it but not been inside the glass.
I'll admit to not knowing the circumstances of the change, and I might be glad about it if I bothered to read the details.
What do Chicagoans think?
the tower has gone from being named after an american department store chain to being named after a british insurance outfit.
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/4932a982-7260-11de-ba94-00144feabdc0.html
What do I think?
I think I'm going to start telling everybody that "the moon" is now called "Fred."
Sears is a Chicago company. Willis is a British company. Otherwise, it makes sense because Sears moved all of its offices from the building in 1993. Willis is currently the biggest leaseholder in the building.
I couldn't care less. But then I'm one of those people who also didn't give a damn about Marshall Fields being turned into Macy's. I think I'm in the minority around here.
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