Ward Miller

Aloft circus training center is looking to buy and move into a Logan Square church.

The only building owners to take a position remained neutral.

The Commercial National Bank Building was also the longtime home of Commonwealth Edison.

It's the last remaining piece of Piper's Alley as it was known in the '60s.

Two preservation groups will auction off pieces of a shuttered Loop CTA stop Friday night. 

The Commission on Chicago Landmarks set a Thursday hearing to grant preliminary landmark status.

Ald. James Cappleman (46th) said the designation will help "send a message" to the park district.

A temple in Englewood, an Uptown synagogue and various neon signs throughout the city are on the list.

The Lutheran congregation will stay in the neighborhood whether or not a sale is made, its pastor said.

The owner of the Inn at Lincoln Park is seeking to build an eight-story hotel in its place.

A demolition permit was issued for the James Van Natta home at 4618 W. Armitage Ave., built in 1858.

The house at 1648 W. Armitage Ave. was built in 1858, when the Northwest Side was Jefferson Township.

A building designed by the city's famed architect has met the wrecking ball.

The massive Lakeside Center East Building could offer a blank slate for the Obama Presidential Library.

The project would leave the Clark Street facade and demolish the theater within for retail space.