2633 North Bosworth Avenue demolition is almost complete, clearing the way for a new residential construction project in Lincoln Park. Assigned to the address of 2635 North Bosworth, the new building will contain three condominium units within a three-story with basement structure. The new permit was issued August 12, 2024.
Atlas Industries has most of the demolition work done at 400 North Elizabeth Street in the Fulton Market District, with little else left to do but clear rubble from the site. Two buildings on this property have now been torn down, with 400 North Elizabeth receiving a demo permit on June 6 of this year, and 401 West Ogden getting its walking papers on June 24. Coming soon will be a 33-story residential tower from Weldon Development Group and Mark Goodman & Associates, followed shortly thereafter by a 31-story building.
A renovation permit was issued August 1 by the city of Chicago to convert the former Mid-City Trust & Savings Bank building at 801 West Madison Street into a hotel. Built in 1912, it was designated a Chicago Landmark in 2012. Vacant since 2005, it was last occupied by MB Financial Bank.
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.
Construction progress continues for the new Kensington School early childhood education center in Wicker Park. Located at 1745 North Damen Avenue, the three-story, 25,000-square-foot building is a design by Charles Vincent George Architects. Along with daycare facilities, the center will also include art and music rooms, and a rooftop play area.
