The Union Park Lofts in Chicago's West Loop neighborhood is at the southwest corner of Washington and Ada. The unit may be used for any legal non-manufacturing commercial use, a work/live studio or with a special use permit, a residence. The structural system is concrete with masonry infill and decorative limestone. It was built in 1910. In 2000 it was converted to 46 work/live lofts with indoor and outdoor parking. A shared rooftop terrace is equipped with barbecue grills and patio furniture. UNIT 102B: North-South clear spans are approximately 12' and 103'. East-West clear spans are approximately 10', 12' and 18'. These dimensions provide a highly flexible floor plan. Exposed brick walls and 15-foot ceilings create a classic 5,300 SF loft. Windows are thermally broken and operable. Sills are at approximately 30", glazing extends nearly to the deck. Perimeter offices and conference rooms use full-height partition walls and acoustic ceilings providing sound attenuation and privacy. Improvements include two reception areas, two conference rooms, a kitchen with seating and nine perimeter offices. The open center houses free standing workstation system. In addition to the building lobby on Ada, the unit has an entry on Washington and a dedicated entry from the adjacent parking area.