151 N Franklin
Market:
OfficeProducts:
Garden Roof® Assembly: ExtensiveUltimate Assembly®Project Type:
New ConstructionSize:
34,000 sq ft.Completion Date:
2017
At 151 N Franklin tenants can enjoy the beautiful rooftop sky garden that offers breathtaking views of the Chicago skyline and the Loop. The amenity space was completed with Ipe Wood Tile Pavers.
Above the sky garden is a lush Garden Roof that stays pollinated by bees that call the rooftop home; the hive is overseen by a local Chicago beekeeper.
Owner:
The John Buck Companyhttp://
Architect:
Adamson Associates Inc. http://
Design Architect
John Ronan Architects
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General Contractor:
Lend Leasehttp://
Landscape Installer:
Christy Webber Landscapeshttp://
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