How this penthouse in Printer’s Row came to be, and what possibilities await.
Crains recently posted an article detailing the suburban-esque home, that was built on top of a loft building just south of the Loop, in Printer’s Row. It was originally constructed in the late 1800s. According to the Historical Marker database, “The Rowe Building, a printing arts factory built in 1892, typifies the late nineteenth century Romanesque Revival style. Renovated in 1980, the Rowe Building is a distinguished member of the Printers Row family of residential and commercial loft buildings.” The loft building has 9 units in total and a book store on the first level.
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