Excavation, Pile Work In Progress For 40 Units At 6150 North Sheridan Road

Construction underway at 6150 North Sheridan RoadPiles and excavation at 6150 North Sheridan Road in Edgewater.

Excavation and foundation work has begun for the residential development at 6150 North Sheridan Road in the Edgewater neighborhood. Steel sheets have been driven into the ground along the east and north perimeters as digging continues. That follows on the heels of site prep we saw a couple weeks ago, when an excavator tore up the asphalt from the existing surface lot.

The construction site is the northern portion of the former Kindred Hospital parking lot, which was sold off as a separate parcel to this developer. The full construction permit (no foundation permit was required) was issued by the city on May 4 assigned to the address of 6152 North Sheridan. No demolition permit was needed.

Rendering of 6150 North Sheridan by Hanna Architects

Construction underway at 6150 North Sheridan Road

This is a busy block. Image via Google Maps

Construction underway at 6150 North Sheridan Road

Steel sheets driven into the east edge of the construction site. Photo by Daniel Schell

Construction underway at 6150 North Sheridan Road

Photo by Daniel Schell

Developer 6150 N. Sheridan LLC and general contractor GlobalGC Inc are both assigned to the same Chicago Avenue address in the construction permit. They’ll build a five-story plus basement, 40-unit structure rising 60 feet in height designed by Hanna Architects. The 40 condominiums are expected to be a mix of two-bedroom, three-bedroom, and four-bedroom layouts. One parking space per unit will be included, with some spaces located in the basement-level garage and the remainder on an outdoor surface lot at the rear of the building.

Construction underway at 6150 North Sheridan Road

Photo by Daniel Schell

Construction underway at 6150 North Sheridan Road

From the south end of the former Kindred Hospital site. Photo by Daniel Schell

Construction underway at 6150 North Sheridan Road

Excavation is ongoing. Photo by Daniel Schell

Construction underway at 6150 North Sheridan Road

Photo by Daniel Schell

Construction underway at 6150 North Sheridan Road

Photo by Daniel Schell

Construction underway at 6150 North Sheridan Road

Looking southeast from the alley. A stack of piles await driving. Photo by Daniel Schell

Construction underway at 6150 North Sheridan Road

Site preop, 05/13/2026. Photo by Daniel Schell

Construction underway at 6150 North Sheridan Road

Sweet pile of no-longer-necessary asphalt, May 13, 2026. Photo by Daniel Schell

On the west side of the alley, 40 more residential units have begun construction at 6143 North Kenmore Avenue. 4 Star Builders got their permit to develop the site in February, and now foundation work is underway. Another project of theirs, 18 units just south of this one at 6125 North Kenmore, has yet to kick off.

6143 North Kenmore Avenue construction underway

Across the alley, 6143 North Kenmore is now underway.

Adjacent to all three residential sites is the empty lot where until recently Kindred Hospital stood. Demolition just wrapped up on that this winter; plans for the site are in the works, but no details have been announced.

Construction underway at 6150 North Sheridan Road

Local transit options, via Google Maps

6150 North Sheridan is located two blocks east of the Granville Red Line elevated platform. Bus stops for Route 137, 147, and 151 are about 100 feet away at the intersection of Sheridan Road and Granville Avenue. Stops for #36 and #155 are also nearby.

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3 Comments on "Excavation, Pile Work In Progress For 40 Units At 6150 North Sheridan Road"

  1. mediocrity. Chicago has a rich tradition of residential architecture: this design draws from the worst.

  2. Total waste of a desirable location .
    Should be 40 floors and 200 plus apartments to fit into this high rise area .
    Bad architecture and bad plan doom this project .

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