Futuristic Features with a Personal Touch: Square Roots Kitchen Gets a Permanent Location
Square Roots Kitchen, a technology-driven healthy fast food spot, is complete.
Four Keys To Modern Office Design
Where we do our work is constantly in flux with the pace of technology.
What does it mean to “winterize” your home? And does it really help?
What does winterizing your home mean? Does it really help? A quick primer on what it means to winterize your home and why it is so effective.
YEAR IN REVIEW: MOSS PROJECTS OF 2017
2017 was a big year for moss. We developed our first property, installed solar panels, and built our first party table.
LEDs Make Light Pollution Worse—But What’s the Solution?
It turns out a lot can be wrong with too much, too bright city lighting.
A Glossary of Tub Terms for Bathroom Renovations
Flip through our tub terminology guide to get familiar with different kinds of bathtubs before your next bathroom renovation.
Best of: Kitchen Renovations
Since everybody’s in the kitchen anyway, take a virtual tour through some of our favorite kitchen renovations. Happy Thanksgiving!
Adaptive Reuse Architecture: Why, How & When
In this post, we’ll hear from everyone on the moss team about why adaptive reuse is paramount to their architectural philosophy, and we’ll include case studies to illustrate our words.
Chicago Cottage goes Modern With Charred Wood Addition
This Chicago cottage needed a design update. We opened up the floor plan, relocating the family room to the rear of the house to take advantage of sunlight, and added a new master suite and private balcony.
The Dill Pickle Co-op is Now Open: Grab a Cart
The Dill Pickle is officially open! See our design strategy and what’s new.
La Cantina Doors Enable a Duplex to Reach New Heights
Our major objective for our clients was to find a creative way to link their new unit, around half a level up, to their existing space, while improving the flow of everyday life for everyone. La Cantina Doors helped expand their new flex room, while also matching the modern aesthetic of the existing window wall.
The Great Chicago Fire Changed Building Code Forever
The Great Chicago Fire changed our building code and helped brick gain its local popularity.