Initial details have been revealed for the residential conversion of the former office building at 50 E Superior Street in River North. Located mid-block between N Rush Street and N Wabash Avenue, the existing structure—and the surrounding row homes—was previously set to be demolished to make way for a new skyscraper.
Further details and a construction timeline have been revealed for the mixed-use development at 215 N Racine Avenue in Fulton Market. The proposal, initially introduced earlier this year, has now been presented to the local community for input. The upcoming tower is being developed by local firm Domus, with Archeo Design Studio leading the architectural design.
The Resurrection Project received four more construction permits on June 2 to build single-family homes in Back of the Yards. Including the six projects permitted last month, that brings the total to ten new homes in this neighborhood of the New City Community Area approved over the past five weeks.
A construction permit has been issued to build a three-story plus basement, two-unit residential building at 2966 North Oakley Avenue in North Center. The permit names the current home owner as the developer, who applied for the permit to build on March 7th. Permission was granted on May 30th with a reported construction cost of $1.1 million.
A single-family residence at 1847 North Mohawk Street in Lincoln Park has been purchased by a developer, and a demolition permit has been issued to knock it down. The three-story home, sold in April for $2.1 million, was built in 1988. The permit to raze the structure and its detached frame garage was issued on June 2nd, with the Carlos Group named as the demolition contractor.
