It’s a renovation/alteration permit, but a permit nonetheless has been issued to build a three-story, three-unit residence at 3111 West Polk Street in East Garfield Park. The permit was applied for on April 23 by property owner Oscar Renteria, and was issued on May 28. It comes with a reported construction cost of $300,000.
Framing work has begun for the first row of townhomes on Cambridge Avenue in Lincoln Park, site of the former Cenacle Retreat & Conference Center. Addressed as 2329 North Cambridge Avenue, the row of homes extends off a C-shaped portion of the street connected to Belden Avenue, a portion that could be mistaken for an alley. The first set of eight townhomes was permitted on April 2nd, two days before the permit for 2333 North Cambridge came through.
The full permit to complete construction on The Lake social club in River North was issued by the City of Chicago on Thursday, May 29th. Caissons are complete and excavation is currently underway at the site, located at 205 West Superior Street. The entity of The Lake Property Owner LLC got a foundation permit for the five-story private club in November of last year. Bulley & Andrews is the general contractor, with GREC Architects named as architect of record.
Construction is set to begin on a three-story, three-unit residence at 2307 South Marshall Boulevard in the Little Village neighborhood. A construction permit with an application date of December 16 was issued on May 20th, showing a reported construction cost of $400,000. DeVago Ventures Inc is named as the property owner and recipient of the permit.
Construction progress continues for Home Court at the Obama Presidential Center on Stony Island Avenue in Jackson Park. The two-story athletic facility designed by Moody Nolan is expected to be the first entity of the sprawling campus to open to the public, with an anticipated ribbon cutting late this year. Elevated Design Builders, a team formed by BOWA Construction and AECOM/Hunt, is the general contractor.
