Showing posts with label Delaware Place. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Delaware Place. Show all posts
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Status Update: 10 East Delaware
It's starting to look like a real building. 10 East Delaware Place has its balconies in place, a lot of the windows have been installed, and its facade is mostly painted. It shouldn't be long until it's done.
Friday, November 13, 2009
More Accolades for More
The More cupcake shop (1 East Delaware Place) has been heaped with praise over the last year. Now it has one more accolade.
If you've ever been there, you've noticed how it's an interesting balance between starkness and warmth -- futuristic shelves and homey wood tones. That balance has earned its designers, David Woodhouse Architects, an Honor Award in the Interior Architecture category from the American Institute of Architects.
So now you have one more reason to stop by and support this neighborhood shop.
If you've ever been there, you've noticed how it's an interesting balance between starkness and warmth -- futuristic shelves and homey wood tones. That balance has earned its designers, David Woodhouse Architects, an Honor Award in the Interior Architecture category from the American Institute of Architects.
So now you have one more reason to stop by and support this neighborhood shop.
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Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Status Update: Ten East Delaware
10 East Delaware is moving ahead swiftly. We pulled out the long lens for a close-up of the construction at the top of this building. Look for it in an upcoming edition of our upcoming blog series, "The Tops of Chicago."
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Thursday, February 5, 2009
Status Update: 10 East Delaware
It looks like 10 East Delaware is almost half way to its planned height of 35 stories on the edge of State Street. The tower replaces my wife's favorite restaurant, Jia's and a 7-Eleven and some other assorted shops.
The design is neoclassical and will hopefully look very classy when it's completed later this year.
The design is neoclassical and will hopefully look very classy when it's completed later this year.
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