A permit was issued this past Friday for a three-story residential building with a masonry facade at 6334 S Langley Avenue in the Woodlawn neighborhood. Awesome Flipps LLC is listed as the owner of the proposed project. The build details three total dwelling units each outfitted with a rear deck, a fenced-in yard, and a three-vehicle parking pad. The lot is currently vacant.
The Chicago City Council has approved the mixed-use development at 301 S Green Street in the West Loop. Located south of W Randolph Street, the proposal will bring new rental units to an area of the neighborhood that has seen less construction than its northern counterpart, while also adding some height away from the Eisenhower Expressway cluster of towers. Developers GSP Development and Golub & Company are working together with local firm Goettsch Partners on the new building.
Completed demolition can be seen at the site of 1112 W Carroll Avenue in Fulton Market, where developer Trammell Crow Company has planned for a 33-story, primarily residential tower. Set to house 377 units and a ground-floor restaurant, the 370-foot-tall structure will be one of two. The second is a planned 26-story, 410-foot-tall office tower directly to the south at 315 N May Street. This even taller high-rise will yield 650,000 square feet of leasable office space and 15,000 square feet of retail.
New permits were issued this past week for a new five-story residential building at 1803 W Grand Avenue in West Town. The permit owner is filed under Plan Rise LLC, and according to plans, the development will consist of 17 units, a first-floor retail space with a mezzanine, a rooftop deck, and a 17-vehicle garage. Andrzej Kacprzynski is the architect of record on the permit. The new structure will replace a vacant lot.
A rising core and row of V-shaped truss supports can be seen at 360 N Green Street, where developer Sterling Bay has planned for a 24-story mixed-use tower. With a height of 399 feet, the project will be built on a vacant lot located at Fulton Market‘s Green and Kinzie intersection, directly east of the now-underway Guinness Brewery and pub.
