Minor tweaks have been revealed for the new residential proposal at 350 N Morgan Street in Fulton Market. Sitting on the intersection with W Carroll Avenue and set to replace a currently cleared site next to Google’s current Midwest HQ. The plans are being brought forward by Sterling Bay, who originally pitched an office tower on the site.
A new construction permit was issued Friday, January 24, to allow for driving foundation piles that will support a three-story bathhouse at Madison and Morgan Streets in the West Loop. Fulton St. Companies is building the facility for Bathhouse, a Brooklyn, NY company, to occupy. The building replaces a surface parking lot, which earlier this decade was to be replaced by a 10-story condominium development, also under Fulton St.’s leadership.
The Chicago Plan Commission has approved the latest plans for ‘The Free To BE Village’ at 4427 N Clark Street in Uptown. Originally pitched over a year ago, the project will rise on the corner with W Sunnyside Avenue and replace a vacant lot, parking lot, and one-story commercial building.
Details have been revealed for phase 1C of the Southbridge development at 3 E 23rd Street in the Near South Side. Located on the intersection with S State Street, the project is part of the greater Southbridge plan which has already received city approval. However, the developers submitted a courtesy presentation for today’s Plan Commission meeting.
The first few levels of exterior glass have been installed on 1717 Michigan, the South Loop residential building from CMK Companies formerly known as 1723 South Michigan. The construction site is also notable for what it doesn’t have: a tower crane. That’s been taken down now that the building is topped out. The construction hoist at the south end of the structure will do the rest of the heavy lifting from here on out.
