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This mixed-income rental apartment building’s architecture presents a playful facade

At a Glance

  • 60

    Units

  • 103K

    Square Feet

Location
Chicago, Illinois
Offices

Park Boulevard – Building I

This compact, five-story rental apartment building exemplifies the goals of our design team's Park Boulevard Phase Two Masterplan, which calls for a mixed-income residential community of low and mid-rise buildings varying in architectural design.

Building I delivers comfortable living spaces with large walk-in bay windows that provide additional living space for each of the building's 80 one and two bedroom dwelling units. The variety of masonry colors and the staggered individual bay windows present a playful façade to the east and west while providing generous amounts of daylight to the living and sleeping spaces. One parking space is provided for each resident with a combination of indoor and outdoor spaces.

An architectural precast concrete arbor marks the main entrance. Continuous floor-to-ceiling windows at the ground level illuminate office and tenant recreation space inside. Additional glazing on the west side of the recreation space offers views to a landscaped terrace for residents use. The building’s sustainable features include permeable pavers and vegetated roofing covering 32 percent of the total roof area.

At a Glance

  • 60

    Units

  • 103K

    Square Feet

Location
Chicago, Illinois
Offices

Meet Our Team

William Ketcham, Principal

I approach the opportunity to craft beautiful design concepts by integrating modern building technologies with end-user comfort.

William Ketcham

Principal

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