A revised site/ plan has been approved for the next portion of the Southbank development in the South Loop. Located at 680 S Wells Street, developer Lendlease applied for foundation permits late last year which we covered here. Since then not much has been announced for the property, however we now have some initial renderings of the potential structure designed by local firm FitzGerald Associates.
Revised plans have been revealed for the Lake Street Lofts at 910 W Lake Street in Fulton Market. Located on the northwest corner with N Peoria Street, the multi-story structure was originally set to be incorporated into the 919 W Fulton development next door. The new plan which calls for a hotel conversion is still being led by Fulton Street Companies with Weldon Development Group and SNK Capital.
The tower crane is gone now that the Northwestern Medicine Bronzeville Outpatient Center at 4822 S Cottage Grove Avenue in Grand Boulevard is topped out. General contractors Power Construction and Ujamaa Construction have been on the job since breaking ground last year. Having reached the top side of the 5th and uppermost floor, cladding around the parking levels and glazing for the upper floors and street level should begin soon.
Construction progress has reached the underside of the sixth floor at 919 W Fulton Market in the Fulton Market District. That’s where Fulton Street Companies is erecting an 11-story, 350,000-square-foot office building in Chicago’s Near West Side. Designed by Chicago architecture firm FitzGerald, 919 West Fulton will be adjoined to the neighboring six-story residential building being converted into office space, bringing the total square footage of the project to 530,000sf.
Revised details have been revealed for the mixed-use development at 925 W Belmont Avenue in Lake View. Originally revealed earlier this year just east of the CTA Belmont stop, the large proposal received plenty of feedback from the community leading to its new design. The project is being led by local developer Mavrek Development with Eckenhoff Saunders working on its design.
