Construction at 633 S LaSalle Street in the South Loop area has progressed, with structural work nearing the halfway mark. This 18-floor residential building, undertaken by The Collective, is being developed on a site that was formerly a surface parking lot. The design of the building is tailored for co-living, comprising 117 apartment suites with a capacity to accommodate up to 381 residents.
633 S LaSalle Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
Each suite in the building is designed for occupancy by multiple individuals, offering private bedrooms alongside shared communal spaces. A single monthly payment for occupants will include utilities, rent, furnishings, and linens.
633 S LaSalle Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
633 S LaSalle Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
633 S LaSalle Street. Rendering by Fitzgerald Associates Architects and Berkelhamer Architects
The building features several amenities, including a co-working space, a rooftop fitness area, and an open-air terrace. Facilities for bicycle storage are provided, along with parking for just six vehicles.
633 S LaSalle Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
The architectural design, crafted by FitzGerald Associates, stands at approximately 230 feet in height. It features a facade composed of light and dark brickwork, textured concrete finishes, I-beam floor slip covers, and recessed balconies.
633 S LaSalle Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
For nearby transportation, bus services for Routes 2, 6, 22, 24, 29, 36, 62, and 146 are accessible within a five-minute walk. For rail services, the Blue Line at LaSalle station is a four-minute walk north, and the Red Line at Harrison station is a six-minute walk east.
633 S LaSalle Street. Photo by Jack Crawford
The construction project is managed by Clark Construction, with a completion date targeting 2025.
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Has anybody seen the construction site active recently? Somebody on skyscraperpage suggested that this project was stalled due to funding and when I passed by last week the crane seemed to be dormant. Though I don’t spend a lot of time in the area.
Yes they there hasn’t been work performed on the site in about a week and a half, I live across from the construction site
That’s too bad. I hope they can get back on track soon. Thanks for the info.
I was on that job. The owner wasn’t paying the contractor. It’s shut down till further notice
This project is on hold due to lack of funding. Hasn’t moved since October.