Pullman

Pullman Artspace Lofts

11137 S. Langley Ave.

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Saturday

10 AM - 5 PM

Sunday

10 AM - 5 PM

Accessibility & Amenities

  • Photography Allowed
  • Restrooms Available
  • Wheelchair Accessible

Architect

Solon S. Beman; Stantec (addition & renovation)

Year Completed

1881 (older buildings), 2021 (newer building)

OHC Appearances

2024, 2025

DETAILS:

Envisioned by Pullman neighbors and brought together in collaboration with Chicago Neighborhood Initiatives and Artspace, the Pullman Artspace Lofts are an affordable live-work housing complex centered on artists and creatives, situated inside two Solon S. Beman-designed 1880s Pullman factory town tenement buildings and one complementary new building by Stantec Architecture. The Lofts contain 38 homes, as well as a gallery, classrooms, community areas and storage spaces utilized by its residents and by PullmanArts, the neighborhood arts nonprofit that originated the project. The project rescued and restored two vacant apartment buildings and filled a long-empty lot between the buildings. It has been an important contributor to the neighborhood's revitalization.

VISITOR EXPERIENCE:

Visitors will experience the Block House Gallery, a community-run art gallery inside the Pullman Artspace Lofts. The gallery will feature a temporary exhibit showcasing the works of Alfonso Iannelli (1888-1965), an influential Chicago-based Italian-American sculptor, illustrator, and industrial designer whose work helped shape the Prairie School, Art Deco, and Art Moderne movements worldwide. In addition to viewing original works and prints by Iannelli, visitors will also be able to purchase art and gifts by local artists from Pullman and the broader far south side.

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