A pair of buildings at Racine and Fulton in the Fulton Market District are in various states of destruction, as Heneghan Wrecking works to clear a site for redevelopment. A visit during the last week of January showed little remaining of the former Revel space along Fulton, and a visit Monday showed the demo crew making their way toward the front of the Christensen & Olsen Foundry Company building at 218 North Racine Avenue.
The new construction permit was issued on January 31 for the tower crane that will build 370 North Morgan in the Fulton Market District. While that doesn’t necessarily mean construction will be get started in the immediate future, it’s a good sign that activity could begin soon. Skender will be the general contractor; as the concrete contractor, McHugh Concrete will oversee tower crane operation.
Minor tweaks have been revealed for the new residential proposal at 350 N Morgan Street in Fulton Market. Sitting on the intersection with W Carroll Avenue and set to replace a currently cleared site next to Google’s current Midwest HQ. The plans are being brought forward by Sterling Bay, who originally pitched an office tower on the site.
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 tower crane permit has been issued for the first phase of the mixed-use development at 400 N Elizabeth Street in Fulton Market. Sandwiched between N Ogden Avenue and W Kinzie Street, the permit comes quickly as the project was approved this summer after pivoting from a single life-sciences building to two residential towers.
