The Jane Byrne Interchange

This is a billion-some dollar renovation to the busiest intersection in the United States. It's near the University of Illinois at Chicago campus (upper left corner). We've been living through construction for almost 6 years already. Still lots to do, but interesting to see from above on the Sears (currently, Willis) Tower Observation Deck.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Wow- talk about a tangled web of roads! This vantage point really emphasizes it! And it's also nicely bleak in black and white! Good shot.

[Lisa Poland]

Awesome view of it. My friends' mother's name is Jane Byrne, but she's from Missouri, not Chicago.

[FBailey]

So very glad I don't have to negotiate my way around that one!!

[Lou Ann]

Oh my. The busiest intersection in America?! There’s nothing like road construction, it’s a part of our life now but that doesn’t mean we have to love it. I always marvel that everything comes together and a car can get from point A to Point B when everything is complete.

[Walks @ 7]

Like an octopus. Very crisp detail.

[Allison Williams]

What a view!

[Lynne]

This is wonderful. Where did you take the shot from?

[Taffy]

@lynne5477 From the Sears Tower observation deck on about the 102nd (or so) floor.

[Diana]

Awesome capture!

[Rob Z]

Now that's just terrifying!

[Inga Johansson]

What a fantastic sight and looks so good in b&w.

[Jocasta]

Fascinated by the contrast between Jane Byrne Interchange and The Canyon.

[Leon Buijs]

Glad I don't have to drive there, great capture though

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great capture

[Dawn]

A cool image

[Richard Hickey]

Awesome picture.

[Helen Jane]

our spagehetti junction, on a whole new scale!