While the majority of units in the 67-story project from developer Related Midwest reflect market trends and will be offered as rentals, One Bennett Park includes 69 condo residences accessible by a separate lobby and entrance.
Related Midwest is actively preparing for two future projects that could redefine Chicago: the redevelopment of the long-dormant Chicago Spire site and the planned transformation of 62 vacant riverfront acres in Chicago’s South Loop.
The 21-story, 195-room Marriott Autograph Hotel — now dubbed the Hotel EMC2 as a nod to Einstein’s theory of special relativity — has topped out and will open in March of 2017.
While the renovation of Navy Pier has resulted in new landscaping, dining options, and an upsized Ferris wheel, the latest plans call for a new welcome pavilion and a completely revamped eastern end — including a 240-key hotel and rooftop terrace.
Outdoor ice skating and a shiny new Ferris wheel aren’t the only new attractions coming to Chicago’s Navy Pier this summer in celebration of the popular tourist destination’s 100th Anniversary.
Just two short weeks after crews were spotted doing exploratory digging for potential buried radioactive waste, the 47-story residential high-rise slated for the vacant lot at 465 N. Park is officially ready to begin construction.
The proposed mixed-use structure at Illinois and N. Park will contain 444 dwelling units, 181 parking spaces, and 11,650 square feet of retail and commercial space.
There are several dozen high-rise projects under construction in Chicago right now, and many of these towers are being built in the Streeterville and River North neighborhoods.
Over this past weekend, Chicago's Navy Pier was temporarily transformed into the venue for one of the world’s premier boating events, the America’s Cup World Series.
The world's fastest racing yachts are coming into town this weekend for the America’s Cup World Series, and you'll be able to catch them up close and personal starting tomorrow afternoon.
While the "Skate by the Lake" rink is a temporary amenity for this summer, a number of more permanent changes are on the way to the surrounding 13 acres of green space dubbed Polk Bros Park.
While rumors may be circulating as to what shall become of the site, property owner Related Midwest has not yet released any formal plans. In the meantime, the development firm has opted to hide a portion of the site behind a new landscaped berm.
If the 2009 Sears to Willis Tower name change wasn’t enough to confuse and anger locals, Chicagoans might have to get used to a renamed John Hancock Center if its commercial owner, the Hearn Company, lands a new corporate partner.
While the planned redevelopment of Chicago’s iconic Tribune Tower has reportedly been on the table for a while, an upcoming sale of the 1925 neo-Gothic high-rise could see the landmarked structure repurposed as condos, rentals, or a hotel.
From high-rise hotels, to apartment towers, to recreation trails, there's a lot of construction activity happening in this densely populated area just north of the Chicago River.
The Beaux Arts building was penned by renown Chicago architect Jarvis Hunt in 1927 and originally served as a private athletic club. The lake front property was spared from the wrecking ball and was converted to 198 luxury rentals in 2014.
The Chicago Shakespeare Theater recently announced that the hometown architects Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill have been selected to design its ambitious $35 million addition which will double its capacity.
The proposed plan by Chicago landscape architects Site Design Group calls for new landscaping and play equipment that will reference the historic architecture of the nearby Old Chicago Water Tower, pumping station, and fire house No. 98.
As works crews continue site preparations for the One Bennett Park tower, another building across the street is topped out and getting wrapped in blue glass.