That new tower crane at 410 North Elizabeth in the Fulton Market District is allowing Clark Construction and Adjustable Concrete to go vertical on the residential tower. Not a lot, as the core has risen to the second level while the rest of progress remains at the first floor, but after the long process of installing the geothermal systems below grade, it’s great to see this one start to go skyward.
That geothermal system design belongs to Infinite Energy Partners, who is credited alongside Tree Street Group and Magellan Development Group as developers on a construction site banner. The 33-story, 383-unit apartment tower by Archeo Design Studio has had live permits since June of last year, and now it’s finally starting to look like a residential tower under construction.
The tower crane helping Clark Construction go skyward at 410 North Elizabeth. Photo by Daniel Schell
Photo by Daniel Schell
Construction progress at 410 North Emil “Bert” Bertolozzi Street in Fulton Market. Photo by Daniel Schell
Photo by Daniel Schell
Like the credits at the end of a movie, this banner hangs from the construction fencing. Photo by Daniel Schell
Ramping up on the south side of the construction site. Photo by Daniel Schell
Another ramp on the east side of the site. Photo by Daniel Schell
Photo by Daniel Schell
Looking southwest down North Elizabeth Street at the east facade. Photo by Daniel Schell
Photo by Daniel Schell
Photo by Daniel Schell
Looking east from North Ogden Avenue. Photo by Daniel Schell
Photo by Daniel Schell
The tower crane that’s letting this one climb was erected last month after getting a permit in February; on October 23, permission was granted for the second phase tie-in. A construction hoist was permitted on September 2. Clark Construction anticipates the tower’s completion in 2028. A second tower is planned on the same site, which is bound by Metra tracks to the north and south, Elizabeth Street to the east, and Ogden Avenue to the west.
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You will notice the obvious display of the interim alderperson on the signage.
Very strange, but I shall keep observing.
If its any alderman who I wouldn’t mind putting their name on it, its Burnett. His ward builds the most new housing, by faaar
I love this proposal. This whole area really needs an uplift.
I’ve always been interested in / confused by those two houses behind the current building. 2573 N Clark St + 2185 1/2 N Clark St. They’re like, tucked away behind this building, but not on their own block or anything. I imagine the residents maybe enjoy the privacy a bit? But this new development might end up blocking a lot of their windows? Just some random thoughts.
Yikes wrong article! please delete mods <3