Construction is now complete for Panorama Chicago, an eight-story mixed-use apartment building located at 3300 N Clark Street in Lake View. Developed by BlitzLake Partners, the building provides 8,600 square feet of retail at ground level, with 140 units above.
![Panorama](https://chicagoyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/IMG_1102-300x219.jpeg)
Panorama. Photo by Jack Crawford
![Panorama](https://chicagoyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/IMG_1106-300x205.jpeg)
Panorama. Photo by Jack Crawford
Apartments range in size from studios to three-bedroom residences. Listed monthly prices begin at $1,225 for a 400-square-foot studio and culminate at $2,875 for a 1,349-square-foot three-bedroom, two-bathroom unit.
![Panorama unit interior](https://chicagoyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/unit-interior-1-300x271.jpg)
Panorama unit interior. Rendering by bKL Architecture
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Panorama available unit floor plans. Plans via BlitzLake Partners
The project features a variety of amenities, including a theater, an outdoor terrace, an indoor lounge and gaming area, private study rooms, a fitness center and training area, a demonstration kitchen and dining area, and a dog spa.
![Panorama amenity terrace](https://chicagoyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/rooftop-300x159.jpg)
Panorama amenity terrace. Rendering by bKL Architecture
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Panorama amenity lounge. Rendering by bKL Architecture
bKL Architecture is behind the design, whose massing includes a prominent curved exterior that rounds the southeast corner, combined with a setback above the ground-level commercial space. This massing is enshrouded in a red-toned brick as the primary cladding. Additional cladding consists of a metal screen along a portion of the retail level, as well as fiber cement paneling in the rear.
![Panorama](https://chicagoyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/IMG_1122-300x212.jpeg)
Panorama. Photo by Jack Crawford
![Panorama](https://chicagoyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/IMG_1130-300x218.jpeg)
Panorama. Photo by Jack Crawford
Parking includes 22 on-site spaces, with a variety of transit options nearby. The Route 22 bus can be accessed directly from the adjacent corner of Clark & School/Aldine. Additional nearby service can be found to the southwest for Route 77 and to the southeast for Route 8. Residents wishing to board the CTA L can find access for the Red, Brown, and Purple Lines at Belmont station, a five-minute walk south.
As far as nearby points of interest, residents will also find a host of retail and dining options along Clark Street in both directions. Wrigley Field is also close by, less than a 10-minute walk northwest.
![Panorama](https://chicagoyimby.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/IMG_1098-300x178.jpeg)
Panorama. Photo by Jack Crawford
Power Construction served as the general contractor behind the reportedly $8 million construction. Work completed at the end of last year, roughly 3.5 months ahead of schedule, according to the developer’s website.
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This one turned out really nice. My only complaint — there shouldn’t have been an ounce of parking. The Belmont L station is very close which serves three lines.
It’s your complaint on every project.
It’s a valid complaint. Parking and cars = the continued suburbanization of Chicago.
Continuity of the brick would have greatly improved this building. The grey walls really cheapen the look. I guess they saved a few shekels.
I like this design; I think the brick and curvature is quite appealing.
I wish the 1 bedroom was a bit less awkward or that there are more 1 bedroom layouts, but I think its a fine addition to the area.