VIDEO INTERCOM
Prairie Shores, IL.
1,675 Unit – Vip System
Prairie Shores.
Nestled along Lake Michigan in Chicago’s historic Bronzeville neighborhood, Prairie Shores is a defining force in workforce urban housing. Comprising five mid-century, 19‑story towers with 1,675 residential units across 20 acres, this expansive complex fuses architectural heritage with modern-day living. Residents enjoy sweeping lakefront vistas, a revitalized clubhouse dubbed “The Hub,” and direct access to transit, parks, and downtown amenities—making Prairie Shores a timeless blueprint for inclusive, community-driven city living.
Entry Access Control Solution.
As the property underwent modernization, Prairie Shores required an upgraded entry solution that would maintain security across five towers while offering residents modern convenience and management teams streamlined control.
Enhanced Resident Convenience & Flexibility.
To enhance convenience and flexibility, Comelit’s mobile app was also integrated into the system. This enables residents to receive calls, view visitors, and unlock doors remotely—directly from their smartphones. The app functionality allows for remote management of access, boosting both resident satisfaction and operational efficiency for property staff.
ViP Benefits.
Comelit provided a tailored solution using 3ONE6 and Ultra panels, allowing secure video entry and remote app access across all five buildings. With a ViP-based system, property managers gained centralized oversight while residents enjoyed the flexibility of mobile credentials and real-time video verification.
Results.
With a unified ViP-based access solution, the Prairie Shores community now benefits from seamless entry across all buildings, improved communication between visitors and residents, and elevated control via app-based features. This installation reflects Comelit’s ability to adapt advanced technology to large-scale, multi-building properties without compromising user experience or aesthetics.
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