An existing unit on the 60th floor of Delaware Place condos was remodeled by the new owners. The unit is 2,458 square feet in size with 3 bedrooms.
FIRE DAMAGED RESIDENCE
This 1970’s era single-family residence was damaged by a fire started in a second floor bedroom.
The existing home was suffered some damage from the actual fire however the smoke damage was extensive. The residence was demolished where only the existing concrete foundation walls and steel beams remained. The Owner desired to keep the existing floor plan layout as in the original design. The exterior facade and roof configuration was updated using the existing structural system. An Indiana Limestone was used as the veneer with smooth stone accents around window and door openings.
The entry foyer includes a sculptural floating wood stair with a sweeping curve starting from the basement leading up to the second floor.
This beautiful brownstone building located on Martin Luther King Drive in Chicago was originally constructed as a single-family residence. During an economic downturn in the 1960’s, the owner was forced to convert the single family residence into a 6-unit apartment building. Each apartment was fitted with a small kitchen and bath.
New owners purchased the building and decided to convert it back into a single-family residence. The original shotgun style floor plan design was reintroduced on the first floor with a spectacular view of the family area, dining area, and kitchen. The building was fully gutted and only the existing structural columns and beams remained. Modern cove and can lighting were incorporated to highlight the architectural elements within the spaces.
