32-Story Apartment Tower Ready to Start Construction in Popular Fulton River District
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Another major West Loop / Fulton River District project is finally moving forward after being long-discussed and approved. According to a number of reports, Vancouver-based Onni Group is ready to break ground on a new apartment tower at 354 N. Union Avenue, a vacant parcel that lies immediately south of K2.
For now, it seems like plans call for the development to stand 32 stories high and include 373 rentals and 143 parking spaces. The glass design is pretty similar to what you’ll see in most new construction apartment buildings these days and renderings can be found over on Curbed Chicago.
Additional details about 354 N. Union still aren’t available but one rendering shows an outdoor swimming pool at ground level. And given the building’s size,…
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