Foundation permits have officially been issued for 921 N Noble Street in Noble Square. These permits are tied to a larger adaptive reuse development located at the St. Boniface Church at 1358 W Chestnut Street in Noble Square.
Renderings of plans for 921 North Noble Street
The project received initial approval in 2018 and will preserve the church by converting it into 17 condominiums. Designed by SPACE Architects + Planners, the building at 921 N Noble Street will be to the north of the church on a vacant parcel. That structure will rise four stories and there will be nine total units, four of which will be affordable units. The permit also indicates there will be ground-floor retail and 14 parking spaces as well as an additional 10 basement-level parking spaces.
The Chicago CTA L station, serviced by the Blue Line, is a nine-minute walk from the property. Bus service for CTA Route 66 can accessed at the Chicago and Noble stop, can be reached via a three-minute walk.
Summit Design + Build will be acting as the general contractor for this stage of the build which has a reported cost of $1.5 million. No further details are available for the timeline on the rest of the project.
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Where is the Noble Architecture? Great that there is building, bad that this will last 100 years. (just look at the neighboring church for cues!!)