Solstice on the Park

Solstice on the Park is a 26-story residential tower in Hyde Park with glass surfaces angled at 72 degrees throughout the structure. This orientation maximizes natural light and reduces energy consumption across all units.

Initial plans were drawn up in 2006 but faced delays due to economic challenges. Construction eventually began in 2016 and proceeded with an updated architectural vision.

The name references the solstice and points to how nature shapes the building's design philosophy. People living and visiting here can observe daily how the facade interacts with sunlight in ways that feel intentional and tied to natural cycles.

The building holds 250 residential units ranging from studios to three-bedroom apartments. South-facing units feature deep balconies that provide extra outdoor space and shade.

The glass curtain wall sections are aligned to match the exact angle of the summer solstice. This precision reveals how deeply solar orientation is woven into the entire design concept.

Inception: 2018

GPS coordinates: 41.79392,-87.58589

Latest update: December 12, 2025 09:06