Facade Work Progresses at 113 E Oak Street in Near North Side

113 E Oak Street113 E Oak Street. Rendering by Ware Malcomb

With its masonry walls now complete, the two-story 113 E Oak Street is currently awaiting window installation near Magnificent Mile in Near North Side. This 5,050-square-foot retail structure developed by 113 E Oak Street LLC will be equally divided in space between the two floors.

113 E Oak Street. Photo by Jack Crawford

113 E Oak Street. Photo by Jack Crawford

The design by Ware Malcomb is made up of a rectangular massing with gray brick and expansive street-facing windows. Renderings show prominent signage at the top of the structure, though no further details regarding the future tenant(s) have been revealed.

113 E Oak Street. Photo by Jack Crawford

113 E Oak Street. Photo by Jack Crawford

113 E Oak Street

113 E Oak Street. Photo by Jack Crawford

The site is located amongst several nearby transit options, particularly the CTA bus for Route 151 at the adjacent Michigan & Oak street intersection. Other nearby buses can be found for Routes 143, 146, 147, and 148 all within a single block. Shoppers and tenants looking to board the CTA L will find the Red Line at Chicago station, via a nine-minute walk southwest.

113 E Oak Street. Photo by Jack Crawford

113 E Oak Street. Photo by Jack Crawford

The general contractor working on this boutique project is Summit Design + Build. With a reported construction cost of $1.5 million, completion is expected for later this year.

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3 Comments on "Facade Work Progresses at 113 E Oak Street in Near North Side"

  1. How has it taken this long to put such a basic, terrible design together?

  2. Lol at it taking the end of the year to finish this. This is a 2 story retail building. Should be finished by August at the latest.

  3. It should have been a lot cheeper. The had out of State people working there for less than half of the regular construction wages. Shame on them.

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