Chicago’s tallest construction project continues to rise out of the Chicago Spire cofferdam, as the North Tower at 400 Lake Shore grows upward. There’s still some outward growth here as well, with the tower’s footprint spreading across the construction site in Streeterville.
The Chicago Plan Commission has approved the mixed-use proposal at 1325 W Fulton Street within Fulton Market District. Revealed last year, the multi-tower, multi-phase project will replace a now-vacant lot bound by N Ada Street to the west and N Elizabeth Street to the east. The current plans are being led by Sulo Development.
A three-story, two-unit residential building has topped out at 2034 North Racine Avenue in the Lincoln Park Neighborhood. Located mid-block between Dickens and Armitage Avenues, the homes are being developed by Real View Design & Development of the Near West Side, who are also responsible for the building’s design.
A two-story, two-unit building has been permitted at 6543 South Langley Avenue in Woodlawn. Issued on January 10, the permit identifies Eckco Development Group of Hinsdale as the developer and general contractor, while naming Hanna Architects as architect of record. Plans include a detached garage with two parking spaces at the rear of the property, accessed from the alley.
Two new residential developments have been revealed near each other in Lincoln Park and Lake View. The first is located at 2503 N Clark Street just south of W Diversey Parkway, with the other being just north of it at 2814 N Halsted Street. Both would rise on the site of a one-story commercial building in the near future.
