Zoning has been approved for the upcoming residential development at 1282 West Washington Boulevard in the West Loop. Sitting mid-block between North Ada Street and North Elizabeth Street, the project has been in the works for a few months and was initially revealed back in March. Development efforts are being led by ZSD Corp and Corwin Partners.
Site context map of 1282 W Washington Blvd via Google Maps
Rendering 1282 W Washington Blvd via ZSD Corp and Corwin Partners
The project sits on the western end of the neighborhood near Union Park and steps away from Randolph Street, replacing an existing one-story commercial building for which a demolition permit has been pulled. The new structure will rise five stories and peak at around 60 feet in height; it is being designed by local firm SGW Architecture & Design.
Site plan of 1282 W Washington Blvd via ZSD Corp and Corwin Partners
Floor plans of 1282 W Washington Blvd via ZSD Corp and Corwin Partners
Inside, the ground level will contain a small lobby with two elevators and a mail room, while the rest of the floor will house a 32-vehicle parking garage. The floors above will hold 16 for-sale residential units made up of four- and five-bedroom layouts. Select condos will have direct elevator access, while those on the fifth floor will also have private rooftop decks above.
Rendering 1282 W Washington Blvd via ZSD Corp and Corwin Partners
Rendering 1282 W Washington Blvd via ZSD Corp and Corwin Partners
However, all residences will have access to a private balcony as well as a smaller shared rooftop deck at the center with city views. Condos within the white-brick-clad structure will range from $1.7 to $4 million, with half already sold, per the project’s website. The team has also opened a sales center and plans to deliver units in fall 2027.
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I love the sad man in suit standing on balcony… wondering why he has a 5-br condo.
Ian, can you find out what he’s staring at?
“Can’t repeat the past? Why, of course you can!”
He’s not sad. He’s enjoying his eliteness
Can you imagine how insufferable the HOA meetings will be at this one?
I really like the renderings on this one. Hopefully the brick work will look even better in real life.
Looks great! I wish we could start pushing toward 6-story and 8-story buildings like this. That would help us reach densities like Paris
Funny enough, this one is only 5… But I concur with your premise.