The Chicago City Council has approved the mixed-use development at 2328 S Michigan Avenue in Motor Row. Set to rise near E 23rd Street, the project includes a mid-rise and will bring much needed density to an area which has struggled to grow in recent years. The proposal is being led by local developer Fern Hill who is also working on Old Town Canvas.
The Chicago Plan Commission has approved the mixed-use development at 2328 S Michigan Avenue in Motor Row. Sitting just south of the intersection with E 23rd Street, news broke on the proposal set to replace a closed Burger King earlier this year. The two mid-rise project is being led by local developer Fern Hill who is also working on Old Town Canvas.
The mixed-use development at 2328 S Michigan Avenue in Motor Row is set to be reviewed at this month’s Plan Commission meeting. Sitting near the intersection with E 23rd Street, the project will replace a former Burger King and bring much needed life to the neighborhood. It will be presented by its developer Fern Hill and local architecture firm Eckenhoff Saunders.
Details have been revealed for a mixed-use development at 2328 S Michigan Avenue in Motor Row. Sitting just south of the intersection with E 23rd Street, the proposal will replace a former Burger King location. This is being led by local developer Fern Hill, who is also behind Old Town Canvas, with Eckenhoff Saunders working on its design.
Plans for a new signal processing plant at 2348 S Indiana Avenue in Motor Row have been approved by the Permit Review. Located just east of the intersection with S Michigan Avenue directly adjacent to McCormick Place’s west building, the new building replaces a surface parking lot. Led by Louisiana-based Lumen Technologies, the structure is being designed by the local office of global engineering firm EXP.
