Partial funding has been announced for the relaunch of HotHouse at 3947 S Michigan Avenue in Bronzeville. Located just north of the intersection with E 40th Street near the CTA Green Line Indiana stop, the project will redevelop the former home of the Elliot Donelley Youth Center. The project is being led by the famed club itself with Evanston-based DMAC Architecture & Interiors working on its design.
A new residential project has been approved at 2425 West Cortez Street in Humboldt Park, with the issuing of permits on March 22. The development, which is being spearheaded by owner Johan Khalilian, will entail the construction of a two-story frame building with a basement that will boast two dwelling units and a detached two-vehicle masonry garage. The project’s estimated budget is $495,000.
Facade work can be seen progressing for the second phase of ‘The Sally,’ a mixed-use development project in Uptown, located at 1131-1135 W Winona Street. Developed by Cedar St. Companies, the project comprises two five-story buildings that collectively offer 180 residential units, including 37 affordable housing units. The unit sizes will range from studios to two-bedroom apartments.
Partial funding has been announced for the residential development at 5853 N Broadway in Edgewater. Sitting near the intersection with W Thorndale Avenue and adjacent to the Broadway Armory Community Center, the building will replace a one-story building and its parking lot. The project is being led by Bickerdike Redevelopment Corporation with LBBA Architects working on its design.
A new residential development has been approved at 861 East 63rd Place in Woodlawn, spearheaded by owner Jack Properties LLC. The three-story masonry building, which was approved on March 21st, plans to boast three residential units and was designed by architect Charles Schwartz.
