The Chicago City Council has approved the new Chicago Transit Authority consolidated control center at 335 N Pulaski Road in West Garfield Park. Having received approval from the Plan Commission earlier this year, the project has been in development for over two years now. The new center is being co-developed between the CTA and Farpoint Development.
The Chicago Plan Commission has approved the new Chicago Transit Authority consolidated control center at 335 N Pulaski Road in West Garfield Park. Located just north of the intersection with W Lake Street, the new structure will replace a large vacant lot and storage yard. Efforts for the project are being led by the Farpoint Development and the CTA, with Lamar Johnson Collaborative leading the design.
The Chicago Transit Authority has revealed new plans for its control center near the intersection of N Pulaski Road and W Lake Street in Garfield Park. Located just north of the CTA Green Line Pulaski station and the upcoming Chicago Police and Fire Academy, the new structure will free up space in their current location at 120 N Racine Avenue in the West Loop. The proposal marks one of the largest city investments in the area in recent years led through a venture with locally-based Farpoint Development.
The new amenity clubhouse at Bronzeville‘s Prairie Shores residential complex has seen the completion of its new two-story amenity clubhouse. The building is the centerpiece of extensive renovation work that has been ongoing at the property. Golub & Company and Farpoint Development, who jointly purchased Prairie Shores in 2019 for $180 million, are responsible for the upgrades, which include interior renovations of the 1,675 residences, landscaping improvements, and common area upgrades.
Remaining facade work is approaching completion for the new two-story amenity clubhouse at Prairie Shores, a five-building apartment complex in Bronzeville. Co-developers Golub & Company and Farpoint Development had purchased the complex in 2019 for $180 million, having partnered with Goldman Sachs Urban Investment Group. This acquisition kicked off a string of renovations throughout the property, including interior renovations of the 1,675 residences, landscaping improvements, and common area upgrades.
