Atrium Village demolition permits issued

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The existing buildings at the site of Atrium Village, one of downtown Chicago’s largest redevelopment projects in a decade, will be demolished soon according to Chicago demolition permits.

The Chicago Architecture Blog reports that the completed project, designed by Hartshorne Plunkard Architecture (HPA) will include 1,500 homes and some retail space in four large towers, ranging from 30 to 39 stories, and one smaller building of four stories.

Developers Onni Group, from Vancouver, BC, say the project should be completed by November, 2017

The website reports the demolition will take place in phases, starting at the northeast corner of the plot (the southwest corner of North Wells St. and West Division St.) — where a 30-storey building with a 1150 North Wells address will be built.

Here’s a recap of the different phases of development planned for Atrium Village:

Phase One
Address: 1150 North Wells St.
30 stories (an increase of three floors over last known plan)
341 feet tall
405 residences
Width: 208 feet, 8½ inches
Tower width: 69 feet
Length: 214 feet, 10 inches
Parking: 342 private spaces in retail/residential podium
Parking: 74 public below-grade spaces for retail
Bicycle parking: Yes. Amount unspecified
Retail space: 25,000 square feet
Loading docks off the public alley that connects to Division Street
Residential parking entrance: driveway off of Wells Street
Retail parking entrance: Alley off of Division Street
Residential entrance: Off Wells Street
LEED Silver
Green roof alert: 50% (city requirement)

Phase Two
Northwest corner of North Wells St. and West Hill St.
31 stories
340 feet tall
3-story parking podium running along Hill St.
Parking podium includes a school
North side of parking podium faced with approximately eight townhouses facing a public park

Phase Three
Hill St. adjacent to the bend in the L tracks
35 stories
375 feet tall
4-story parking podium running north along the L tracks
East side of parking podium faced with about a dozen townhomes facing a public park
Six more townhomes lining the north side of the public park

Phase Four
Division St. adjacent to the L tracks
39 stories
395 feet tall
Shared podium with phase three building
Phase Five
Small plot of land east of Phase Four
4 stories
30 feet tall

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