The Chicago Plan Commission and Committee on Zoning has approved the construction of the KPF-designed 1325 West Fulton Street development. Archinect covered the schemes design last month, which is defined by a facade of brick arches.Developed for Sulo Development, the 859,000-square-foot project is the first of three plannedtowersfor the full-block site in the West Loop neighborhood. The towers distinctive brick arches pay homage to the areas industrial heritage while integrating modern design elements; a move KPF calls rugged sophistication.Image credit: Atchain via Kohn Pedersen FoxA shared podium serves as the base for the three towers, offering amenities and parking services. The development also includes publicly accessible pocket parks between the towers, creating pedestrian-friendly entryways and breaking up the structures overall mass.With zoning approval secured, the scheme will now seek final approval from the City Council....