The Firm, An Architectural Tour
The Firm, a 1993 movie based on the John Grisham novel, creates a memorable architectural landscape in Memphis, Tennessee.
Former Butcher Shop Gets Modern Corten Addition
Our adaptive reuse project in Chicago’s Ukrainian Village is complete. Photos and process details inside.
Adaptive Reuse Project Logan Certified is Complete
Logan Certified is finished. Photos and process details inside.
Logan Square Corner Commercial Office | Retail for Rent This May
Corner Retail | Office space to rent right off the square in our fully rehabbed adaptive reuse development at Logan Certified. Full of vintage charm, modern appliances and packed with thoughtful eco-friendly features (including tons of natural light.
Hard Hat Party at Our Logan Certified Development
Come check out our new space (and maybe yours too) on April 22nd at Logan Certified!
Architect as Developer: Construction Begins at Logan Certified
Demolition has begun on our new mixed use retail and loft apartment in Logan Square, Logan Certified.
Coming Spring 2017: Intelligentsia Parklet
The Intelligentsia Parklet is coming soon to Logan Square
moss Featured at Chicago Architecture Foundation Exhibit
Come find us tonight at the Chicago Architecture Foundation’s 50th anniversary exhibit: 50 designs for Chicago’s 50 wards!
Seeing Our Chicago River As Public Space
Our city’s connection to Lake Michigan helps us value and protect it; seeing the River as public space will keep it cleaner and healthier for Chicago’s future.
Smart Architecture Solves the Political Problem of Gender Neutral Restrooms
Architecture and design of gender neutral bathrooms are here to solve the thornier political issues of the day. Vote for good design on November 3rd.
Bike Riding Through Non-Glacial Wisconsin: the Syttende Mai Ride
Take a spin with us through the scenic Driftless Area hills. Mapping the Syttende Mai (Norwegian Independence Day) 100K ride.
Water Hazard: California Water Shortage, Again
California can cut its water shortage by nixing lawns. Meanwhile the Midwest should come out of the short grass and take over as go-to Ag producer.