Shanna Collective, led by CEO and Founder Shanna Khan, together with Fulton Street Companies, unveiled The Fulton, an 11-story, 535,000-square-foot Silver LEED, WELL-Certified mixed-used development in Chicago’s Fulton Market District.
Developing from the foundations of the landmark Schwinn bicycle factory, the $350 million project exemplifies reinvention by combining historic timber-and-brick heritage with amenity-rich Class A new construction and will serve as a cultural and commercial anchor for Fulton Market, the city’s premiere office and retail destination.
Designed by Morris Adjmi Architects, and FitzGerald, with Khan as Shanna Collective’s owner and Chief Design Officer, The Fulton reflects Khan’s vision of “extraordinary placemaking with soul.” The building is filled with world-class amenities, floor-to-ceiling windows, outdoor terraces, and a rooftop bar, with each detail serving to reinforce the history that lies within the emerging revitalized district.
The Fulton is the only Class A office building to break ground in Chicago since 2023, a bold move in a city recalibrating post-pandemic, and reflects Khan’s design vision to create a flagship for the city’s future. From the brick façade to its urban presence, Khan has created a building that transcends utility, offering soulful connection, cultural resonance, and modern workplace functionality.
According to JLL, Green Street in Fulton Market now ranks among the top 15 most exclusive office streets in the U.S. and is attracting iconic leading companies with The Fulton leading the charge. The Fulton has an exceptional roster of tenants including The Coca-Cola Company’s midwestern headquarters; the high-end fitness center Equinox; leading financial firms Harrison Street Asset Management, BlackEdge Capital, and Permanent Capital; and the iconic Chicago steakhouse, Gibsons. Additionally, The Fulton serves as home to Shanna Collective Atelier, Khan’s design headquarters and creative hub focused on delivering distinctive, elevated interiors for luxury hospitality, office, and residential projects.
While many businesses across the U.S. are looking to downsize, every one of the tenants in The Fulton is doubling down on its space. Signaling their long-term strategic commitment to both the neighborhood and The Fulton, The Coca-Cola Company, Harrison Street, Permanent Capital, and BlackEdge Capital each substantially increased their lease footprints as the project rose. These moves show the conviction in the future of The Fulton as Chicago’s premiere office and retail destination.
