The Chicago City Council has approved plans for Foundry Park, the massive redevelopment of the northern portion of the former Lincoln Yards site. Located on the western edge of Lincoln Park, the approval marks an official end to the previous megadevelopment vision and gives developers JDL and Kayne Anderson the green light to break ground this fall on Phase One.
Additional details, renderings, and a Phase One timeline have been revealed for Foundry Park ahead of its Plan Commission review later this week. Located on the northern half of the former Lincoln Yards site in Lincoln Park, Foundry Park has been in the works by local developer JDL since the firm purchased the site last year after the previous megadevelopment stalled.
Plans are advancing for future replacements of the former Lincoln Yards megadevelopment on the western edge of Lincoln Park. The northern half will be home to Foundry Park, a mixed-use development led by Chicago-based JDL, which submitted a zoning application this week. Additionally, a buyer has now been announced for the southern half of the site.
Additional renderings have been revealed for Foundry Park, located along the Chicago River in Lincoln Park. The images come as developer JDL completes its purchase of the site, which was previously earmarked for the stalled…
Further details have been revealed about the upcoming Foundry Park development within Lincoln Park. Just last month, we were the first to report when initial site plans were unveiled for the Lincoln Yards replacement. Developer JDL is working with local design firm HPA on the plans, which were presented at a community meeting that also covered 1704 North Milwaukee Avenue.
