Initial massing and density studies have been presented for the potential redevelopment of multiple Cabrini Green sites within the Near North Side. Roughly bound by W Chicago Avenue to the south and W Schiller Street to the north, if fully completed the project will eventually replace multiple vacant lots near downtown.
The Chicago City Council has approved the new Chicago Transit Authority consolidated control center at 335 N Pulaski Road in West Garfield Park. Having received approval from the Plan Commission earlier this year, the project has been in development for over two years now. The new center is being co-developed between the CTA and Farpoint Development.
The Chicago City Council has approved the mixed-use development at 2328 S Michigan Avenue in Motor Row. Set to rise near E 23rd Street, the project includes a mid-rise and will bring much needed density to an area which has struggled to grow in recent years. The proposal is being led by local developer Fern Hill who is also working on Old Town Canvas.
Plans have been detailed for an expansion of the Growing Home urban farm at 1824 W 59th Street in Englewood. Located on the northeast corner with S Honore Street, the project would replace a large vacant lot and build upon the existing surrounding facilities. The development is being led by the nonprofit Growing Home and is designed by UrbanWorks.
Plans have been revealed for a new health clinic at 467 E 31st Street in Bronzeville. Located just east of the intersection with S Martin Luther King Drive, it will be dubbed the Bronzeville Health Center and occupy the existing office building within Lake Meadows. The project is being developed by Cook County Health and serve as an expansion of Provident Hospital.
