Kennedy Canyon Closer to Completion
The long-term plan to line the Kennedy Expressway with skyscrapers like some 1990’s Japanese video game is about to take another big leap...
Deconstructionist Thompson Center A Step Closer to Being Deconstructed
Inside the Thompson Center rotunda. (File) Chicago City Council has approved an ordinance that will help whomever buys the James R. Thompson Center...
Montrose Beach to Get 12 Stories of New Neighbors
One of the few remaining underdeveloped spots overlooking Lincoln Park is going to become a residential high rise. Dallas-based developer Lincoln...
After a Pandemic Pause, Chicago Architecture Center Fully Reopens
The start of Chicago’s summer tourist season was a far cry from the way it was back in the Before Times. What passed for...
Bridgeport Church Seeks Preservation, While Lincoln Park Holy Site Heads to Demolition
The news about the dwindling number of Chicago holy places is mixed this week. On Thursday (June 3, 2021), the Commission on Chicago Landmarks will...
Enormous North Union Dev Plan Approved
The plan to plant five blocks of downtown Chicago with seven skyscrapers and high rises has been approved by the Chicago Plan Commission. Look for...
Two-Tower West Loop Skyscraper Plan Advanced
Plans for a two-tower residential complex across the street from the five-tower Presidential Towers complex in the West Loop have hit...
Gold Coast Hotel Tower Checks in to City Hall
The latest plan to build a hotel tower at 150 East Ontario Street has gotten farther than some of its predecessors: It’s dinging the bell on...
This month's most popular stories
- Bridgeport Church Seeks Preservation, While Lincoln Park Holy Site Heads to Demolition
- After a Pandemic Pause, Chicago Architecture Center Fully Reopens
- Montrose Beach to Get 12 Stories of New Neighbors
- Deconstructionist Thompson Center A Step Closer to Being Deconstructed
- Kennedy Canyon Closer to Completion
Bridgeport Church Seeks Preservation, While Lincoln Park Holy Site Heads to Demolition
The news about the dwindling number of Chicago holy places is mixed this week. On Thursday (June 3, 2021), the Commission on Chicago Landmarks will consider two proposals related to the...
After a Pandemic Pause, Chicago Architecture Center Fully Reopens
The start of Chicago’s summer tourist season was a far cry from the way it was back in the Before Times. What passed for “bustling” this year would have been considered...
Montrose Beach to Get 12 Stories of New Neighbors
One of the few remaining underdeveloped spots overlooking Lincoln Park is going to become a residential high rise. Dallas-based developer Lincoln Property Company has filed paperwork with the city...
Deconstructionist Thompson Center A Step Closer to Being Deconstructed
Inside the Thompson Center rotunda. (File) Chicago City Council has approved an ordinance that will help whomever buys the James R. Thompson Center to turn it into rubble. The ordinance is...
Kennedy Canyon Closer to Completion
The long-term plan to line the Kennedy Expressway with skyscrapers like some 1990’s Japanese video game is about to take another big leap forward. Chicago City Council has approved 640...
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