November 2024 Newsletter
THREATENED: Preservation Chicago Mounts Rapid Response Advocacy Effort to Save Elim/Reformation Lutheran Church from Demolition
Preservation Chicago has mounted a Rapid Response advocacy effort to save Elim/Reformation Lutheran Church from demolition together with community partners.The current objective is to...
WIN: Preservation-Oriented Humboldt Park Receptory Building and Stable Project Design Receives Enthusiastic Response at City of Chicago Plan Review Committee Hearing
City of Chicago Landmarks Division Plan Review Committee approved the new preservation sensitive project for the National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture...
WIN: Class L Tax Incentives Approved for Congress Theater Restoration Project
"A potential groundbreaking date has been announced for the Congress Theater redevelopment in Logan Square. Located at 2135 N Milwaukee Avenue, the news comes...
WIN: Preliminary Landmark Recommendation Approved for Rector Building / Bell Federal at 79 W. Monroe Street
"The Commission on Chicago Landmarks has approved a preliminary landmark recommendation for the Rector Building located at 79 W. Monroe. Located at the southeast...
WIN: TIF Approved for Field Building at 135 S. LaSalle Street Adaptive Reuse
"The largest project so far in the LaSalle Street Reimagined program inched closer to reality Tuesday when the Community Development Commission recommended that City...
WIN: Adaptive Reuse of 208 S. LaSalle Approved by Chicago City Council
"The Chicago City Council has approved a rezoning for The LaSalle Residences, an office-to-residential adaptive reuse project at 208 S. LaSalle."Planned by The Prime...
WIN: City Council Approved Adaptive Reuse of Crittenton Anchorage / Wolfson Building After Landmarking Saved It From Demolition
“Zoning has been partially approved for the upcoming redevelopment of the former Florence Crittenton Anchorage at 2678 W Washington Boulevard in East Garfield Park…the...
WIN: Long-Vacant Stock Yards Bank Plan Announced for Recording Studio Adaptive Reuse
“A pair of long-unused sites at the Halsted Street entrance to the old Union Stock Yard is being pitched for a two-building, $80 million...
WIN: Preservation Chicago Rescues Chicago Tribune Archival Material Before Freedom Center Demolition
The Chicago Tribune was founded in Chicago in 1847 and went on to become of the leading newspapers locally and nationally. Though diminished in...
WIN: Landmarked Ludlow Typograph Company Building Celebrates Ribbon Cutting after Adaptive Reuse as The Ludlow
"Alderman Hopkins joined developer Heart of America Group to celebrate the ribbon cutting of The Ludlow, the residential conversion of the Ludlow Typograph Building...