Every six weeks, we’re giving our readers a chance to show off their building brainpower. Can you guess which Berglund-constructed/-restored building we’re talking about?

Post your answer in the comments section and we’ll randomly choose one winner of a $15 Starbucks card out of those who guessed correctly.

This month’s building got a full façade lift from Berglund, including replacement of sealant and granite repairs. Here are your clues:

• Not only is this building – built in 1969 – the tallest in the “Loop proper” (as defined by the elevated tracks which encircle the area), but it also sits smack-dab in the middle of the Loop
• Home to the retail operations of a large Chicago-based company, this building is, literally, right on the money
• This building’s plaza features a colorful mosaic by a famous Russian-French artist
• According to reports, President Obama met first lady, Michelle, in this very building, while both were working at the same law firm

You have until Aug. 6 to leave your guess in the comments section. Be sure to come back to find out the answer when we reveal it on Aug. 9 in the next “Name that building” post. We will contact the winner via e-mail.

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