Architecture, Urbanism, Residential, Masterplan, Mixed use, Sustainable Design

Lakeside will serve as a model for future development within the City of Chicago and will be part of the LEED® for Neighborhood Development Pilot Program. The plan entails transforming the abandoned South Works steel mill, a 600-acre brownfield site, into an environmentally conscious, mixed-use district.

The project emerged from a vision put forth by planners, developers, and community leaders in 1998. SOM’s scheme, which incorporates LEED® standards, proposes a mix of new housing, economic activities, and parks. The neighborhood will be served by the city’s comprehensive rail and bus system. The plan also calls for extending a pedestrian and bike path from downtown to the Lakeside development.

Chicago Lakeside Master Plan – Sustainable Design 1
Architecture, Urbanism, Residential, Masterplan, Mixed use, Sustainable Design
Architecture, Urbanism, Residential, Masterplan, Mixed use, Sustainable Design
Architecture, Urbanism, Residential, Masterplan, Mixed use, Sustainable Design
Architecture, Urbanism, Residential, Masterplan, Mixed use, Sustainable Design
Architecture, Urbanism, Residential, Masterplan, Mixed use, Sustainable Design
Architecture, Urbanism, Residential, Masterplan, Mixed use, Sustainable Design

Architects: SKIDMORE, OWINGS & MERRILL

Location: Chicago, Illinois

Program: Mixed Use and Transportation

Site Area: 589 acres

Project Year: 2010

 

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