31st Street Harbor
Countryside Industries, Inc. has recently landscaped what is called “The Greenest Harbor in the World”. The new 31st Street Harbor with its 1,000 boat slips and 3,000 foot breakwater and eco-landscaping has become one of the most exciting landscape projects in the Chicago area.
With its stunning panoramic views of the skyline coupled with over 420 trees, 1,500 shrubs, 3,300 perennials and a quarter million plugs, the harbor is now home to Chicago’s only in-water boat show.
The project included the installation of a 63,000SF accessible green roof which not only provides a beautiful setting for visitors, it also acts as a natural insulator for the harbor services building and parking garage below.
The harbor is the recipient of the 2013 American Society of Landscape Architects, Illinois Chapter President’s Award of Excellence and the 2012 Engineering News Record Midwest Best Landscape/Hardscape Urban Development Project.
Our Commercial Clients Say
"We have always been satisfied with the quality of the work and responsiveness [of your] teams."
— Adam Rochman | Wildfire Restaurant
"Our philosophy here at Forward Air is to find and build strong relationships with quality service companies for the long term. I would like to take this opportunity to highly recommend one of our most valued business partners, Countryside Industries."
— Todd Silvia | Forward Air
"[Countryside Industries has] provided my business with excellent support in the areas of landscaping, tree management, mowing, removing debris, removal of snow and ice. Their work has always drawn compliments from our visitors on how beautiful our campus looks. I can confidently recommend Countryside Industries."
— Lorelei Micallef | FANUC America Corporation
"I just wanted to take a minute on behalf of Countryside to say how happy with [the] personalized service we have been receiving over the last ten years. They have been the only Landscaping/Snow removal company that we have used since the opening of the hotel."
— Tim Ohrn | The Westin Chicago North Shore
