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All Play No Work At Hancock

The John Hancock Center may be in its 40s, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t young at heart. In celebration of its recently opened game room and WiFi lounge, the HEARN Co, JF McKinney & Associates, Design Organization and Henricksen held a game night for the real estate community. New amenities include: pool, shuffleboard and a ping pong table. JF McKinney’s Matt Lerner ended up defeating Colliers’ Dan Arends in the final round of the ping pong tournament (though we hear the champion snuck in some extra practice sessions). For more info on Chicago's fourth tallest skyscraper, check out our slideshow.

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