Rosenwald Courts Apartments (Chicago public housing, historically)

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Rosenwald Courts Apartments is a historic Chicago residential complex built in the 1920s as a landmark philanthropic housing project for African American families, funded by businessman and Sears president Julius Rosenwald.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chicago Landmark
affordable housing project
apartment complex
historic residential complex
alsoKnownAs Michigan Boulevard Garden Apartments NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle U-shaped courtyard design
builtFor African American families
condition renovated
constructionStartDate 1928
country United States of America
surface form: United States
designedAs philanthropic housing project
developer Julius Rosenwald NERFINISHED
fundedBy Julius Rosenwald NERFINISHED
hasArchitecturalType multi-family residential complex
hasCulturalAssociation Bronzeville arts and culture community NERFINISHED
hasFeature garden-style layout
interior courtyards
multiple residential buildings
hasNearbyStreet East 46th Street NERFINISHED
South Michigan Avenue NERFINISHED
hasNumberOfStories 5 (typical building height, approximate)
hasReconstruction 21st-century rehabilitation
hasTargetPopulation low- and moderate-income households
hasTenure rental housing
hasUse affordable housing
public housing (historically)
residential housing
heritageDesignation Chicago Landmark NERFINISHED
listed on the National Register of Historic Places
historicalPeriod Great Migration era NERFINISHED
inception 1920s
intendedFor working- and middle-class African American residents
locatedIn Bronzeville NERFINISHED
Chicago, Illinois, United States
surface form: Chicago

Illinois
United States of America
surface form: United States
namedAfter Julius Rosenwald NERFINISHED
neighborhood Bronzeville NERFINISHED
ownedBy private developers (after rehabilitation)
partOf South Side of Chicago NERFINISHED
significantFor African American urban history
Chicago civil rights and cultural history
philanthropic housing innovation
significantProjectOf Julius Rosenwald Fund NERFINISHED
state Illinois
streetAddress 4600 South Michigan Avenue

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Julius Rosenwald commemoratedBy Rosenwald Courts Apartments (Chicago public housing, historically)