FEED Chicago

Concept study

Food Equity & Economic Development

Vacant Spaces. Fresh Food. Local Opportunity.

Food Equity & Economic Development

An indoor market, seen from above.

FEED Chicago is bringing community organizations, farmers, food producers, technology partners, property owners, and public officials together to transform vacant grocery stores into accessible, community-centered fresh food markets.

832 W. 63rd Street · Concept tour

Model basis

18,141 SF marketed premises

150 × 120 ft planning grid

Interior program is illustrative

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FEED Chicago is bringing community organizations, farmers, food producers, technology partners, property owners, and public officials together to transform vacant grocery stores into accessible, community-centered fresh food markets.

832 W. 63rd Street · Seven-stop concept tour

Guided tour · Stop 1 of 7

The everyday food destination

Fresh Market Hall

A generous central market floor puts produce, grains, dairy, and culturally relevant staples in one highly visible hall.

Program area

≈ 5,600 SF

Plan basis

Illustrative

Low produce tables
Wide flexible aisles
Seasonal farm feature
SNAP-friendly checkout path

011 of 7

Fresh Market Hall

The everyday food destination

A generous central market floor puts produce, grains, dairy, and culturally relevant staples in one highly visible hall.

Program area

≈ 5,600 SF

Model confidence

Illustrative

Low produce tables
Wide flexible aisles
Seasonal farm feature
SNAP-friendly checkout path

Atmosphere study — illustrative, not a proposed final plan.

Community food co-op concept Shared Englewood Square access

Source-backed shell · illustrative interior