The transformative mixed-use development has been picked up by almost every newspaper in Chicagoland.
With architectural design by OKW Architects, One Winnetka is poised to deliver a major change to the North Shore village's picturesque downtown. As the project has cleared its procedural hurdles, the press community has taken notice.
A dozen years later, Winnetka site may finally get new residential building
Article in Crain’s Chicago Business
“On March 22, Winnetka’s village board voted unanimously to approve the proposal from Murphy Development Group for the site at Elm Street and Lincoln Avenue.”
Murphy Development gets greenlight for One Winnetka
Article in The Real Deal
“After more than a decade of discussions and deliberations, Winnetka trustees have unanimously approved the transformative project, which will breathe life into the southeast corner of Elm Street and Lincoln Avenue.”
Newest One Winnetka project is all but done deal
Article in the Record North Shore
“I take great pride in it,” says OKW CEO Jon Talty AIA. “We all do. It was a collective effort and I think ultimately the architecture, the planning, all of this makes for a better building. I think it’s going to live beautifully both during the daytime and at night in our village.” Architecture and design by OKW.
One Winnetka project moves forward
Article in Chicago YIMBY
“The final stage for One Winnetka involves a review of the latest plan by village staff and council. During this review, officials will assess the development agreement for the site. Trustees may give the project their final approval as early as the upcoming April meeting.”