The Kluczynski Federal Building is a famous 45-story skyscraper in downtown Chicago, named in honor of U.S. Congressman John C. Kluczynski. This building is renowned for the red Flamingo structural art-piece found in the plaza northward.
The building houses the Dept. of Labor, Drug Enforcement Administration, General Services Administration, Internal Revenue Service, and two U.S. Senators.
PERMALIGHT® Photoluminescent Egress Path Marking System products are installed in the emergency exits of this prestigious federal building. See below for the full list of PERMALIGHT® products, tools, and accessories used in the installation of this photoluminescent egress path marking project:
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PERMALIGHT® Photoluminescent / Contrast Black Obstacle Marking Polyester Tape, Self-Adhesive (1 in x 164 ft)$347.00 -
PERMALIGHT® Multi-Use Photoluminescent Polyester Tape, Self-Adhesive (1 in x 164 ft)$220.00 -
Emergency Exit Symbol, Running Man, Left, Aluminum, Self-Adhesive (5-3/4 in)$16.00 -
Emergency Exit Symbol, Running Man, Right, Aluminum, Self-Adhesive (5-3/4 in)$16.00
- PERMALIGHT® Custom Signage
- 86-18128 – Custom Floor Identification Signs
- 86-CustomSign – Custom-made signage for this project
- PERMALIGHT® Floor Mounted Egress Path Marking
- Other PERMALIGHT® Egress Path Marking
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About Kluczynski Federal Building
Designed by Chicago architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and completed in 1975, the 43-story John C. Kluczynski Federal Building and Loop Station Post Office is named after former U.S. Congressman John Carl Kluczynski, who served from 1951-75. The building is part of the Chicago Federal Plaza, bordered by Clark Street (west), Jackson Boulevard (south), Dearborn Street (east), and Adams Street (north) in the city’s downtown “Loop” district. The main plaza to the north features Flamingo, a red steel creation by world-renowned sculptor Alexander Calder.
Learn more about this building at the GSA website here.
