1725 W Harrison St
This commercial renovation involves interior alterations to an existing 10th-floor clinic space. The scope includes selective demolition and wall reconfiguration to build new treatment, supply, and staff break rooms, alongside vitals alcoves and clean storage. Work encompasses non-load-bearing partitions, door and hardware replacement, finishes, lighting, electrical upgrades, mechanical adjustments, and plumbing modifications.
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All 1 permit on this record| Permit | Description | Status | Contractor | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
101085408 Renovation | Interior alteration of a 10th-floor clinic, converting exam rooms into three treatment rooms, storage, break room, and vitals alcoves, with new partitions, finishes, MEP, and door updates. No change of use. | JUL 9, 2026 | Active | $1,487,500 | Reed Construction |
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Sources: City of Chicago Dept. of Buildings permit feed · Cook County Assessor parcel records
Source Chicago Building Permits · Last calculated Oct 11, 2026
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