My dude knows how to work an angle

Filming on Caton St means unobstructed views of the mansions. See how nice streets look without cars 🙃

The 5 homes on the north side of the street were built for the 1893 World’s Fair to showcase the city’s different architecture styles.

1539 N Milwaukee has wrapped up its retail conversion to Abercrombie & Fitch. Originally completed in 1912 as a theater, the property was more recently home to John Fluevog Shoes (now a few doors down)

1745 N Damen, home to the future Kensington School Bucktown, replaced a group of low-rise buildings, including the former home of Mindy’s. Designed by Charles Vincent George Architects and built by the Lauder Group, it’s one of three new schools all using the same design (Lincoln Park completed)

Finally stopped by the new Barnes & Noble. Great to see this space being put to good use, although I’m still a Myopic guy

Pierce Ave mansions looking good in the sunlight this morning

1624 N Damen also replaces a longtime vacant lot, adding six new units and ground retail. Designed by 360 Design Studio and developed by Mavrek, it does not appear to include parking (multiple transit options nearby)

2248 W North Ave also replaces a vacant lot and was also designed by John Hanna. Once finished, it will add three new units of housing to the neighborhood, as well as first floor office space. Plans include 3 total parking spaces

2254 W North Ave used to be two lots (one vacant and one underutilized). It now has six units, ground floor retail, and 3 parking spaces. Developed by Volo Holdings and designed by Hanna Architects

IYKYK

Boston you will always be famous

Great day to be Moose