Fulton Bond
Chicago • Residences
Fulton Bond is a full-block condominium development at 1325 West Fulton Street in Chicago's Fulton Market District, bounded by North Ada Street to the west and North Elizabeth Street to the east. Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF) in collaboration with ParkFowler Plus, the architecture interprets Fulton Market's industrial heritage through hand-set and precast brick arches, articulated podiums, and inverted bay windows expressed on the exterior as masonry arches — a contextual response rooted in the neighborhood's warehouse character. Interiors by MAWD / March and White Design layer warmth, curvature, and tonal richness across residences and shared spaces conceived to evoke a private home rather than a conventional condominium. Latest revisions (February 2026) reshape the project into two phased towers above a shared podium: a first-phase eastern tower of approximately 25 stories with a corrugated crown, followed by a 33-story western tower of approximately 500 feet clad in dark gray brick — together delivering roughly 149 to 240 residences across two- to four-bedroom layouts and penthouses, ranging from about 2,400 to over 4,500 square feet. Pricing guidance starts at $1.5M and runs into the mid-$7M range for penthouses. Shared amenities include a residents lounge with bar, fitness and wellness center, interactive golf simulator, outdoor pool with landscaped terrace, dog run, and 24-hour concierge. Developed by Sulo Development, which received City Council approval in early 2025 and completed an on-site sales center in 2025; presales are underway with delivery anticipated 2027–2029.
