Project Logan
Project Logan Graffiti Wall Torn Down To Make Way For Apartments
The five-story, 56-unit project will have a new graffiti wall, a deal reached by the developer behind the project and Ald. Daniel La Spata.
Project Logan Apartment Plan Gets Alderman’s Support, Over The Objection Of Some Neighbors
The planned five-story, 56-unit apartment building on Medill Street has Ald. Daniel La Spata's blessing since its developer agreed to the minimum number of affordable units and the preservation of the Project Logan graffiti wall.
Critics Of Project Logan Apartments Grill Alderman About Campaign Donations From Developer
Ald. Daniel La Spata said he'd refund contributions the developer made "to make sure there is no sense of impropriety" as the 56-unit apartment complex moves through the zoning process.
Updated Logan Square Development Proposal Calls For Slightly More Affordable Housing And Graffiti Wall
The developer would have wiped out the Project Logan graffiti permission wall in its initial plans. It'll now have a graffiti wall, but it's unclear how big it will be.
Logan Square Artists Launching ‘Graffiti & Gears’ Tour To Showcase — And Reclaim — The Local Graffiti Art Scene
After years of watching tour companies visit their public art displays, two longtime graffiti artists are rolling out their own tours, starting Saturday.
Graffiti Artists Cover Logan Square’s Congress Theater With Colorful Murals Ahead Of Potential Redevelopment
The murals are meant to liven up Milwaukee Avenue and also help longtime graffiti artists maintain a presence in the gentrifying neighborhood.
Future Of Project Logan Still Uncertain With Graffiti Wall Founders, Developer At Odds
The developer looking to build a 56-unit apartment complex on the land has agreed to incorporate a replacement graffiti wall, but the plan is lacking, Project Logan's founders say.
Logan Square Apartments Could Wipe Out Beloved Graffiti Wall: ‘They Came For The Culture … Now That They’re Here, They Don’t Want It’
The development proposal is in the early stages, but artists who created the graffiti wall are increasingly worried their homegrown art gallery will be pushed out of the neighborhood.