The new Foster Date Architects-designed residential building at 4907 North Paulina Street in Uptown continues to dazzle with its brickwork as it nears exterior completion. The four-story structure has long been topped out, and now the majority of the windows are in place, allowing work on the interiors to ramp up.
Photo by Daniel Schell
The south tier. Photo by Daniel Schell
Photo by Daniel Schell
Balconies on the east tier facing the courtyard. Photo by Daniel Schell
The north tier. Photo by Daniel Schell
Hayes Properties is the project developer, with Moments Notice Services on board as the general contractor. They’re erecting a 32-unit rental building containing a mix of one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom apartments situated mid-block between Ainslie Street and Winnemac Avenue.
Balconies on the north tier facing into the courtyard. Photo by Daniel Schell
South-tier balconies. Photo by Daniel Schell
Detailed brickwork. Photo by Daniel Schell
Photo by Daniel Schell
A 27-space surface parking lot will be included at the rear of the building, accessed from the right-angled alley that connects Ainslie Street to Paulina. A message left with Hayes Properties regarding leasing rates and the building’s opening to tenants has not yet been answered.
Photo by Daniel Schell
Looking southeast from the west side of Paulina Street. Photo by Daniel Schell
Looking north up Paulina Street. Photo by Daniel Schell
Construction was approved by way of a new permit issued on August 27, 2024, with a reported cost of $3 million. Besides the four demolition permits that came through early last year to clear the site for redevelopment, no additional permissions have been granted.
Night-time snow-globe view. Photo by Daniel Schell
Looking into the courtyard from Paulina Street. Photo by Daniel Schell
Photo by Daniel Schell
From the alley. Photo by Daniel Schell
Photo by Daniel Schell
4907 North Paulina Street by Foster Dale Architects
4907 North Paulina Street by Foster Dale Architects
Floor plan of 4907 North Paulina Street by Foster Dale Architects
Site context, via Google Maps
For public transportation options, one block south at Lawrence Avenue are stops for CTA Route 81 buses, as well as the newly-rerouted southbound Route 9 Ashland bus. Route 22 buses stop two blocks east at Clark Street. The Ravenswood Metra station and its UP-N trains is about three blocks southwest at Ravenswood Avenue, and three blocks beyond that is the Damen Brown Line elevated platform. The Argyle Red Line platform is a slightly shorter walk, about .7 miles east using Winnemac Avenue.
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