One of the few rationally-priced new condo towers in Chicago's core is coming along nicely.
It's always a challenge for architects to make balconies more asthetically pleasing. Sometimes they're hidden. Sometimes, as in the case of Aqua , they're celebrated. That's the direction 235 Van Buren is going.
Instead of hiding the balconies, they're used as a focal point adding texture to the building.
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