Structural beams for 1020 W Randolph Street in Fulton Market District are now reaching their final height. This five-story mixed-use development by L3 Capital will have ground-floor retail and boutique Class A offices on the upper levels. The amenity enclosure on the top of the building will be accompanied by a 1,850-square-foot rooftop deck. The 22,000 square feet of interior space features sleek finishes, living walls, and expansive warehouse-style windows.
1020 W Randolph Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
1020 W Randolph Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
1020 W Randolph Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
1020 W Randolph Street. Rendering via L3 Capital / HPA
1020 W Randolph Street. Rendering via L3 Capital / HPA
The exterior of the building, designed by Hartshorne Plunkard Architecture, showcases a textured brickwork and dark metal accents throughout. At 69 feet in height, the project will further establish the mid-rise street wall along Randolph Street.
1020 W Randolph Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
1020 W Randolph Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
1020 W Randolph Street. Rendering via L3 Capital / HPA
1020 W Randolph Street. Rendering via L3 Capital / HPA
The boutique West Loop development will include 18 bike parking spaces and a bike room with lockers, an air pump and repair station, and a changing room. This will be an excellent option for commuters who want to bike to work, as the site is located near various Divvy bike stations and bus access for Routes 8 and 20.
1020 W Fulton Market second-floor plan. Plan via L3 Capital LLC
1020 W Fulton Market third- and fourth-floor plan. Plan via L3 Capital LLC
1020 W Fulton Market fifth-floor plan. Plan via L3 Capital LLC
1020 W Fulton Market rooftop floor plan. Plan via L3 Capital LLC
1020 W Randolph Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
1020 W Randolph Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
1020 W Randolph Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
1020 W Randolph Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
W.E. O’Neil Construction is leading the charge on a $10 million renovation project due for completion by the end of the year. The undertaking is set to further establish the street wall of the rapidly changing Randolph corridor, further cementing West Loop’s aesthetic as a mix of masonry and modern.
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looks good – design a residential version and throw a bunch of these in the neighborhoods in varying facade design treatments