In the latest example of innovative solutions to the poorly performing office market, the west suburban Chicago suburb Schaumberg has approved the conversion of three office buildings into a 411-unit apartment complex, according to the Daily Herald.

On Tuesday village trustees unanimously approved RMS Properties’ proposal to convert the former Atrium Office Center into a four-story apartment complex with five wings consisting of a total area of 12.6 acres.

The proposed unit mix includes 51 studios, 260 one-bedrooms, 92 two-bedrooms and eight three-bedrooms. Construction is expected to take more than a year.