The first handful of glass curtain wall panels have been installed on the hotel tower for Bally’s Casino in River West. The panels were put in place last week on the east façade of the tower, along the Chicago River.
Getting around in the River West neighborhood is a chore these days. That’s all thanks to the ambitious project underway to rebuild the Halsted Street viaduct and replace the Chicago Avenue Bridge over the river.
Additional interior renderings have been revealed for the upcoming Bally’s Casino at 777 West Chicago Avenue in River West. The massive construction project is already well underway at the intersection with North Halsted Street, recently seeing a crane jump for the hotel structure along the southern end of the site.
The Chicago City Council has approved plans for a residential development at 930 West Huron Street in River West. Sitting on the corner of North Sangamon Street near the viral grocery store Gangnam Market, the new structure will replace an existing three-story loft building most recently used as office space for various design firms.
The first of three tower crane jumps is in the books at the Bally’s Casino hotel tower in River West. Over the weekend, a crew from Central Contractors Service delivered six new sections to the site. Saturday, they anchored the tie-in and started adding segments.
