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Yeah I just don't get why they got rid of the low-rise townhome component on the north end. Parking podium would be digestible if they stuck with that plan. Unless the plan was for a separate structure all along and they're still going to add a low rise along the park space.
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Apparently it is 447 ft, which does not match any of the heights in this thread's title "600FT - 500FT(X2) - 380FT(X2) - 242FT(X2) - 300FT". And since it does not have a twin, I am guessing this height was either reduced from 600 ft, or increased from 300ft?
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Or maybe change the title and move it into general developments for park and riverwalk updates |
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Yeah, from the pictures on YIMBY Chicago today, I lost all hope of there being room for liner units. :surrender: |
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Where did you get the 447 figure? How many towers will accompany this one? |
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After clicking "Southbank", I was led to this page: https://www.skyscrapercenter.com/complex/3899 Hopefully the 598 footer will still happen. CTBUH has much less info on Riverline: https://www.skyscrapercenter.com/complex/2229 |
The Reed at Southbank - 234 W Polk
July 26, 2022
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That sign is going to be featured in many a skateboarding video I imagine
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Some nice images from Urbanize. Loving the view from the top:
https://chicago.urbanize.city/post/s...tion-week-reed https://chicago.urbanize.city/sites/...?itok=0E-be6Au |
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"Make No Small Plans" I would throw my kid into any school that would put that in big letters on top. Just my 2 cents....... |
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