Sterling Bay
A rendering of the Lincoln Yards redevelopment project.
In January, Amazon revealed the top 20 contenders for its second headquarters, dubbed HQ2. One of those locations is Chicago.
The city has proposed 10 different sites in a mix of urban and suburban spots, including an industrial area on the North Side. Part of the redevelopment, called Lincoln Yards, would include an old steel plant property.
This week, local developer Sterling Bay unveiled its plans for the site - just in time for Amazon's tour of the city. Although the details of the visit remain a secret, The Chicago Sun-Times reports that the company's HQ2 selection team will peruse at least three of the proposed locations on Wednesday and Thursday.
Take a look at the newest renderings for the Lincoln Yards redevelopment, designed by SOM, below.