Located just northwest of the Loop in the Fulton River District, Randolph Place Residences boasts a sure footing in the history books of this former manufacturing area. The famous turn-of-the-century Chicago City Planner, Daniel Burnham, originally designed and built the building in 1917 as the Butler Brothers Warehouse.

The conversion of this 16-story building into loft-style condominiums was completed in 1999. The exterior brick facades, Tuscan arcading and 10-foot plus interior ceiling heights were preserved during the building’s conversion. Many amenities were added to the residences, including new oak hardwood floors, balconies, and vent-less gas fireplaces.

As the surrounding neighborhood evolves and grows, Randolph Place Residences continues to hold its unique position as both a reminder of the forgotten past of the formerly industrial area as well as an example of the neighborhood’s current trend of sophisticated, urban housing.