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North Franklin was a speculative corporate office project on the
edge of a trendy north side area in Chicago. River North had become
the destination point for creative businesses, high tech firms and
media corporations. It also boasted more art galleries within a
ten block radius than any other location in the country.
The existing eight story reinforced concrete structure was gutted
and rebuilt featuring a multi-story atrium space which became the
focus of the interior and allowed the efficient demising of
multi-tenant floors. The exterior was completely reworked with new
windows, tuck-pointing, new limestone details and new first floor
retail entrances. The architect also acted as the construction
manager.
Tenant spaces were custom designed and built out as the building
leased up.
This project was executed while Paul V. Satas was employed at Pappageorge Haymes,
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