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Old Posted Sep 5, 2015, 3:06 AM
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Not a bad looking tower.

From munchymunch over in ssc. Don't recall seeing here, so thought I'd share given the perspective below.http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showth...03462&page=180

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A new angle, courtesy of my neighbor across the hall.

This may actually be an old rendering looking at it again?

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Snapped this today on this beautiful day

Next (Chestnut & Orleans)
444 W. Lake
You can see the tower crane from 150 N. Riverside peeking up between the Boeing HQ and Hubbard Place

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A nice way to pay homage to a pleasant building even if it's not worth a serious preservation effort. A lot of bKL's recent work is very mid-century, actually - reminds me of all those old-school SCB towers lining Lake Shore Drive. It's nice to see simple architecture done well.
I have always thought this and am glad to see a mind like yours agrees! bKL and their predecessor firm has always done architecture in the spirit of the Functionalist movement that John Cordwell represented locally. Cheap, but good looking no-nonsense buildings that any developer with good taste can get on board with and make money too.
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Reminder that tomorrow there's a presentation for the Assumption Church lot. Meeting is upstairs at Gino's East (500N Lasalle) @ 6PM. It'd really be a treat for density supporters to show up and help drown out the nimby brigade.
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That glass looks pretty great.
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Speaking of glass:

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Cost of Skyscraper Glass Hits Dizzying Heights
Robbie Whelan - Wall Street Journal - Sept. 8, 2015

A shortage of glass is taking a toll on the nation’s commercial building boom, adding millions of dollars to the cost of new skyscrapers and halting some projects midway through construction.

Demand is soaring for the metal-framed glass panels, or curtain wall, used to sheath skyscrapers. Those buildings need a lot of glass—hundreds of thousands of square feet for a typical high-rise office tower.

Glass manufacturers and fabricators can’t keep up. Many glass makers mothballed their operations or went out of business in 2008 and 2009, during the recession, which hit the construction industry hard.

http://www.wsj.com/articles/cost-of-...hts-1441666736

So far there seems to have been little impact for projects here, except perhaps the slightly later than normal glass install at River Point.
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Reminder that tomorrow there's a presentation for the Assumption Church lot. Meeting is upstairs at Gino's East (500N Lasalle) @ 6PM. It'd really be a treat for density supporters to show up and help drown out the nimby brigade.

Going to my first public meeting. I am truly excited.
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ASSUMPTION CHUCH JOHN BUCK APARTMENT TOWER

Fitzgerald is architect

Adding an additional floor to the priory + making it handicap accessible.

Guaranteed parking for exclusive use of parish. The church will own the spots.

245 apartments

35 parking spots for the church. 109 TOTAL spaces

The bottoms facade is brick (4 floors) rest is blue glass. Will upload later.

Retail: corner Franklin/Illinois - 3,000 RSF

Parking entrance in alley

Rooftop amenity floor

333 w Hubbard lady was freaking out about her views. But the alderman actually told her that she is ridiculous and the general consensus of the crowd was pretty pro build.

The tower will have additional lighting to give the stain glass light effect.


Reilly actually said he had learned that less parking means less cars.


19 month construction timetable.
No basement
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245 apartments

35 parking spots for the church. 109 TOTAL spaces


Retail: corner Franklin/Illinois - 3,000 RSF

Parking entrance in alley
This sounds pretty awesome. Dat parking ratio.

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Reilly actually said he had learned that less parking means less cars.
Is this real life?
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Reilly actually said he had learned that less parking means less cars.
STFU!

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How many floors total? That parking ratio is probably a massive windfall for the developer too if this gets approved since the site is relatively small for parking floors.

Also, pics or GTFO please.
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Here it is the moment I have been waiting for a long time the first artist rendering of River South.

Not bad really, but I wish they kept the density up south of River City. This also could use a signature tower.

Page 18

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...02022582,d.aWw


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How many floors total? That parking ratio is probably a massive windfall for the developer too if this gets approved since the site is relatively small for parking floors.

Also, pics or GTFO please.
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How many floors total? That parking ratio is probably a massive windfall for the developer too if this gets approved since the site is relatively small for parking floors.

Also, pics or GTFO please.
24 floors total. I don't know how to get the code to post photos through the Flickr app. This link should send you to the photo.

https://www.flickr.com/gp/102334846@N06/001914
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24 floors total. I don't know how to get the code to post photos through the Flickr app. This link should send you to the photo.

https://www.flickr.com/gp/102334846@N06/001914
The arrow gives you an url link to post directly on the forum.
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