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Every single window is different. This must have been a contractor doing a design-build going nuts. There is no way a self respecting architect could do this.

If it were even 10 more floors, the proportions would be a lot nicer.

What legacy does this have exactly? It's a horribly human scaled building contributing nothing to the pedestrian experience, on one of the busiest corners in the city.

That was said before they had to present to the Landmark's commission.

Wow, RIP. I loved Chicken Lou's when I was at NU. Naughty Nuggets forever.

Trader Joe's had it's grand opening this morning.

It's amazing what a fresh coat of paint will do.

One Kings lane on Thomson Place in the Seaport opened yesterday.

There is no way that it's due to elevator inspections. They couldn't open without a fully signed off elevator. Plus, the core is in the middle of the building.

Interesting decision to go with the round column covers at the corners.

Could be a shed for temp power? There's a meter on the side of it.

oh boy, here we go...

If you want a sustainable building with lots of glazing, unfortunately it comes with a greenish, blue tint.

That isn't true, Chicago has a three phase river development project ongoing on the scale of the seaport and larger. They are in a bit of a building boom right now. https://chicago.curbed.com/maps/chicago-developments-lincoln-yards...

Restoration porn

Both Porter square hotels that was built by Young Construction had/ have moved glacially slow. Do they have a reputation for dragging out the schedule?

I'm not digging the tower in the park style here. Unless that is all roof gardens on a plinth, it seems like wasted urban space.

Please explain.

That coming soon sign is a photoshop. Construction has started though.

Holy overreaction, It still looks great. Calm down, people.