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Developers reveal plans for 1,422-foot-tall skyscraper in Chicago

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Developers reveal plans for 1,422-foot-tall skyscraper in Chicago

The tower would be the second tallest in the city.


By David Malone, Associate Editor | April 17, 2018
Planned Tribune Tower skyscraper next to Trump tower

Rendering courtesy Golub & Co. and CIM Group

The city known as the birthplace of the skyscraper has plans to build a new 1,422-foot-tall addition to its already impressive high-rise collection. On Monday, developers Golub & Co. and CIM Group unveiled plans to build a mixed-use tower as part of the $1 billion Tribune Tower redevelopment.

The skyscraper, as planned, would become the second tallest in Chicago, missing out on eclipsing the perennial title holder, the Willis Tower, by just 29 feet. According to the developers, the new tower will include 439 rental units, 125 condo units, a five-star boutique hotel comprising 200 rooms, and 10,700 sf of retail space. Construction is planned for a site east of Tribune Tower.

 

Chicago skyline with the new Tribune Tower Skyscraper includedRendering courtesy Golub & Co. and CIM Group.

 

Tribune Tower’s own redevelopment plan calls for the creation of 163 condos and 47,500 sf of retail space. The new skyscraper is tentatively scheduled to begin construction in late 2019 or early 2020.

Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture designed the new tower while Solomon Cordwell Buenz designed the Tribune Tower redevelopment plans.

 

See Also: The Yard at Chicago Shakespeare to begin construction this spring at Navy Pier

 

Planned Tribune Tower skyscraperRendering courtesy Golub & Co. and CIM Group.

 

Courtesy Golub & Co. and CIM Group.

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