Fitness room
Cardio, free weights, and street-level glass on Fulton.
Architecture & amenities
Thrush broke ground in June 2005. FitzGerald Associates drew a 14-story glass-and-concrete tower that sits six to eight stories above the West Loop’s traditional lofts — so the views are the point.
The tower
740 Fulton is a boutique high-rise of 132 residences. Living floors begin above the garage. Many homes open onto private balconies; penthouses reach 18-foot ceilings and rooftop terraces.
Listings and residents describe a renovated lobby, on-site management, 24-hour door staff, a fitness room, and a lounge / meeting room with kitchen — the hospitality room the association actually uses.
On the property
24-hour attended lobby, packages, and guest arrival.
A manager in the building for day-to-day operations.
Private gym for residents — no off-site membership required.
Reservable meeting and event space with a kitchen.
Heated, attached parking available with many residences.
Additional storage cages and bicycle storage on site.
The building is pet-friendly, subject to association rules.
Washer and dryer in residences — no shared laundry hall.
Morgan Green/Pink Line, Randolph dining, Target, Mariano’s, Whole Foods.
FitzGerald Associates
Architect Patrick FitzGerald described the project as loft living with a better vantage: walls of glass, open plans, exposed ductwork, hardwood floors, and painted concrete ceilings — then stainless kitchens and granite counters so the homes work as finished residences, not raw artist studios.
The result is a building that still reads as West Loop: industrial bones, contemporary glass, and a street presence at the gateway to Fulton Market.
Cardio, free weights, and street-level glass on Fulton.
Full kitchen in the lounge for resident events and board meetings.
Seating, dining table, and windows looking into the Market.