Friday, August 19, 2016

Hotel on Hubbard Gets Green Light from City

Rendering of 430 North LaSalle (Courtesy of Porritt Group)

Rendering of 430 North LaSalle with Andaz branding (Courtesy of Porritt Group)

The Chicago Plan Commission has given developers the green light to move forward with their plan to build a new hotel at 430 North LaSalle Street.

The proposal from Porritt Group, out of Troy, is for an 18-story building with up to 199 hotel rooms.  There will also be ground floor retail space, and a roof top pool and bar.  It’s designed by Victor Saroki of Saroki Architecture in Birmingham, Michigan.  The Saroki design shows a building 200 feet tall, though Porritt is permitted to best that by 35 feet.

A rendering of the building on the Porritt Group’s web site shows the hotel bearing the Andaz flag.  However, Hyatt has made no announcement about opening an Andaz-branded hotel in Chicago yet.  Going back to the beginning of 2015, the chain has only announced locations in Vienna, Scottsdale, Palm Springs, Singapore and Ottawa.

Rendering of 430 North LaSalle (Courtesy of Porritt Group)
Rendering of 430 North LaSalle (Courtesy of Porritt Group)

Diagram of 430 North LaSalle (Courtesy of Porritt Group)
Diagram of 430 North LaSalle (Courtesy of Porritt Group)

from Chicago Architecture http://www.chicagoarchitecture.org/2016/08/19/hotel-on-hubbard-gets-green-light-from-city/


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