Central Station Development One ...
One Museum Park / The Grant CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
The Enterprise Companies / Central Station Development One Museum Park 289 Dwelling Units 62 Stories 360 Parking Spaces 1,000,904 GSF Positioned on the prominent southeast corner of Grant Park, the building’s blue-andgray glass façade echoes the setting of open sky and reflective waters. A series of stepped, curved terraces rise up the flanks of the structure, slowly receding to reveal the building’s soaring core, which culminates with an illuminated silver elliptical peak that seamlessly conceals mechanical components. The Grant 292 Dwelling Units 54 Stories 372 Parking Spaces 3,500 SF Retail/Commercial 924,275 GSF The building’s unique proportions dervive from its organically shaped floor plate. The soft green-silver glass and gentle form provide counter balance to the kinetic expression of its western edge as it rises into a spiral-shaped steel and glass wall crown. Shaped balconies “stitch” the building together with its contrasting glass window railing system. Merit Award, Chicago Building Congress Best of 2008 Award, Best Project of the Year, Midwest Construction Magazine
The Enterprise Companies / Central Station Development One Museum Park 289 Dwelling Units 62 Stories 360 Parking Spaces 1,000,904 GSF Positioned on the prominent southeast corner of Grant Park, the building’s blue-andgray glass façade echoes the setting of open sky and reflective waters. A series of stepped, curved terraces rise up the flanks of the structure, slowly receding to reveal the building’s soaring core, which culminates with an illuminated silver elliptical peak that seamlessly conceals mechanical components. The Grant 292 Dwelling Units 54 Stories 372 Parking Spaces 3,500 SF Retail/Commercial 924,275 GSF The building’s unique proportions dervive from its organically shaped floor plate. The soft green-silver glass and gentle form provide counter balance to the kinetic expression of its western edge as it rises into a spiral-shaped steel and glass wall crown. Shaped balconies “stitch” the building together with its contrasting glass window railing system. Merit Award, Chicago Building Congress Best of 2008 Award, Best Project of the Year, Midwest Construction Magazine
