Window installation work is wrapping up for the nine-story mixed-use building known as Platform 4611, located at 4611 N Broadway in Uptown. The topped-out, 103-foot-tall project is being developed in partnership between John Buck Company and Free Market Ventures, who have planned for 12,000 square feet of retail and 200 rental apartments above.
The L-shape design by Chicago-based Pappageorge Haymes is predominated by a tan masonry facade with large floor-to-ceiling windows. White masonry is also used along the first-floor storefronts, while dark metal trimming will be seen throughout the exterior. The top of the building is also set back to allow for a rooftop terrace area looking toward the skyline.
The building’s commercial component will be subdivided into units ranging from 1,628 to 2,178 square feet. The residential units above will range from one-bedroom up to three-bedroom floor plans.
Amenities will come with a fitness center, a media and gaming room, a co-working area, and the aforementioned rooftop terrace space.
Given the transit-oriented nature of the project, parking will provide 22 garage spaces. There will also be a bike room with 178 slots. As for public-transportation, the CTA Red and Purple Lines at Wilson station are directly across the intersection of Broadway & Wilson, accompanied by nearby bus stops for Routes 36, 78, and 81.
James McHugh Construction is serving as the general contractor for this $43 million construction. Full completion and move-ins are expected for early next year.
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Really good to see Uptown get this level of investment
What a great upgrade compared to what was there before. I wish we had thousands of buildings like this replacing strip malls throughout the city.
Love the density. I wish the facade was a bit more varied and less monolithic.