Roszak/Architecture Development and Construction (Roszak/ADC) will break ground in Spring 2006 for a new Chicago condominium development in the South Loop near Printers Row, at 601 South Wells. Occupancy is scheduled for Fall 2007. Named Vetro, the Italian word for glass, this new Chicago condo will maximize light, space and views. Vetro will be thirty-one stories, with a blue-tinted glass skin. Residential units will begin on the seventh floor and each unit will have floor-to-ceiling windows, high ceilings and an outdoor terrace; some units will include translucent interior walls. Roszak/ADC¹s new Chicago condo will comprise 233 units, including 10 penthouses; sizes will range from 500 to 2,000 square feet. Every fourth floor of this unique Chicago condo building will feature a unit that has large expanses of column-free space. Vetro will include efficiencies and one- and two-bedroom units. In addition, Vetro will have units with two bedrooms plus den, a desirable layout for Chicago condominiums. Units will range from the mid-$100,000s to $600,000 and penthouses from the mid-$700,000s to $800,000. Vetro will have all the amenities that are popular with Chicago condominium buyers: indoor parking, with one space per unit; a fitness center offering yoga and Pilates classes; an outdoor sundeck and fountain terrace; and a community and media room with seating for 25. Two retail spaces, of 3,750 and 1,400 square feet, are envisioned as a restaurant with eclectic cuisine and a coffee house. Award-winning Chicago condos by Roszak/ADC are located in River North, Old Town and West DePaul. In addition to its Chicago condos, Roszak/ADC has developed, designed and built commercial property on Michigan Avenue in the South Loop. Information: email us or 312-675-0601. Roszak/ADC 1415 Sherman Avenue Suite 101 Evanston, IL 60201 Main  847-425-7555 Sales  847-328-8200 Fax  847-425-7540 email inquiries: info@roszakadc.com copyright© 2003 Roszak/ADC. All rights reserved. Chicago Condos    Chicago Design + Build    Evanston Condos    Glass House    Evanston Architects    Chicago Architects