A CHICAGO LANDMARK RETURNS TO LIFE
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A one of a kind 1934 Art Deco Landmark, restored for modern apartment living in the heart of the Loop. 394 residences above 50,000 SF of resident-only amenities, plus the return of the Grand Arcade: 90,000 SF of three-level retail and culture at street level.
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New chapters are being written at The Field Building. As LaSalle Street is becoming a true 24/7 neighborhood again, and The Field Building is its
largest anchor. Alongside new residences and amenities designed for work, wellness, and entertaining, the building’s signature Grand Arcade returns with 90,000 SF of retail, as a three-level destination for everyday essentials, fitness, all-day coffee, dining, and cultural moments.
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Jaime Bertsche | Principal
jbertsche@midamericagrp.comDirect: 630.954.7223 | Cell: 312.933.6222Mid-America Asset Management, Inc.410 North Michigan Ave, Suite 1100 | Chicago, IL 60611
— Legendary Living
The Field Building, Pure Chicago Character
Completed in 1934 for the Marshall Field estate, the Field Building is one of Chicago’s enduring Art Deco landmarks, defined by carved stone, steel-frame scale, and a presence that still anchors LaSalle. Field helped shape Chicago’s idea of “experience” and hospitality in the city’s retail life, and that same sense of craft and civic pride lives in the building’s bones.
Today, this icon is being renewed for residential life with a clear point of view: preserve the original character and details, then layer in modern comfort and performance, so it lives like a new Class A building inside an irreplaceable landmark.
The result is a home that feels rooted and elevated at once: generous ceiling heights, expansive windows and skyline-framing views, plus the kind of amenity infrastructure (a rooftop pool, dog-friendly spaces, refined lounges, premium workout areas) that makes downtown living feel effortless.
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LaSalle Street’s Next
Chapter Starts Here
LaSalle has long been one of Chicago’s most iconic business corridors, and now it’s gaining a new layer: a real neighborhood with homes, culture, dining, and community.
As one of the area’s most significant adaptive-reuse transformations, The Field Building is helping lead that shift, bringing new residents to the heart of the Loop and re-energizing street-level life at LaSalle.
From here, the city is genuinely walkable: the Riverwalk, Millennium Park, State Street, the Theater District, and major transit lines are minutes away, making it easy to work downtown, host friends before a show, and have the whole city within reach.
— NOW LEASING
Retail in the
Heart of LaSalle
90,000 SF of retail across three levels. Bringing dining, fitness, and everyday essentials to the LaSalle district.
Anchored by 400 new residential units and 50,000 SF of amenities, designed to become a central gathering point.
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LEASING INQUIRIES
Jaime Bertsche
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HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE FIELD
Residences
394 apartments – Modern planning with 10’ ceilings, oversized windows, one-of-a-kind landmark views, and all-new Class A finishes and systems, new-construction quality inside an irreplaceable Chicago icon.
Amenities
50,000+ SF of resident amenities designed around wellness, productivity, and entertaining, including coworking lounges, fitness spaces, a golf simulator, rooftop pool, outdoor kitchens and grills, dog park, courtyards, and sky terraces.
An unprecedented amenity deck sits 300 feet in the air at Level 25, featuring outdoor green space and creating a true vertical neighborhood designed for hosting, connection, and social life.
Neighborhood Retail
Approximately 90,000 SF of thoughtfully curated retail spans three levels, bringing boutique grocery, cafés, fitness, dining, and cultural uses back to LaSalle Street, supporting everyday life by day and social energy after dark.