A three-story plus basement, six-unit building has been permitted for construction by the City of Chicago at 2720 North Ashland Avenue in Lincoln Park. Platinum Homes Development Corporation applied for the permit on June 18 after City Council approved the project in May. The permit was issued on August 19 with a reported cost of just over $1 million.
The residential development known as The Base is now open at 2763 North Seminary Avenue in Lincoln Park. The five-story, 24-unit rental community replaced the former United Christian Church, which was demolished last fall. Studio Dwell Architects created the design for the building, which is built by Contemporary Concepts as both the developer and general contractor.
Demolition is underway on a large single-family home at 2642 North Lakewood Avenue in the Wrightwood Neighbors area of Lincoln Park. Tir Conaill Concrete received a permit on July 2 to begin work, at a reported cost of $45,000, and they are now in the process of bringing the building down.
Details have been revealed for the residential expansion of 458 West Dickens Avenue in Lincoln Park. Located at the six-corner intersection of North Cleveland Avenue and North Lincoln Avenue, the project would add to an existing one-story structure anchored by a three-story building known for its colorful turret.
The Chicago City Council has approved a mixed-use development at 3664 North Lincoln Avenue in North Center. Located at the corner of West Waveland Avenue on the southern end of the neighborhood, the new structure will replace a one-story commercial building on a wedge-shaped lot adjacent to the CTA Brown Line tracks.
