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A 28-story apartment tower will replace a labor and health-care building whose atrium and paired Brotherhood Monument sculptures gave the corner a distinctive public...
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The oldest surviving school associated with Gary's nationally influential education system now sits inside an active debate over demolition, documentation, and what remains of...
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The west-side campus moved from 1920s Collegiate Gothic confidence to postwar expansion, closure, and a 2025 adverse-effect finding that makes documentation of both schools...
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A Navy housing district is entering a publicly funded clearance process that will remove hundreds of homes before a long-term redevelopment plan is settled.
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A downtown retail block dating to the 1920s is being cleared alongside the Genesis Center, consolidating a large redevelopment footprint near Gary's transit hub.
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A downtown safety project now tests whether demolition logistics can justify acquiring and removing a functioning neighboring building with decades of family stewardship.
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Designed by Marshall & Fox, the Beaux-Arts theater has carried commercial productions, touring shows, DePaul training, and Chicago performance history for more than a...
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The 4,000-plus-seat Rapp & Rapp theater is both a landmark and an unresolved operating challenge at the center of Uptown's historic entertainment district.
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Thirteen years after students left 1326 South Avers Avenue, boarded windows, damaged grounds, and stalled reuse turn a former community anchor into a case...
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Enrollment decline and projected deficits ended more than seventy years of education at the Evergreen Park school, while the future of its folded-plate-roof building...
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A prominent mixed-use anchor is caught between serious life-safety failures, repeated code enforcement, and the village's decision to pause demolition while its owner pursues...
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Known locally as Jackson Square, the polychrome terra-cotta warehouse remains standing while litigation tests the process behind La Grange's approval of a 39-unit replacement.
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