moss in Detail: A Rolling Planter
A rolling planter is a flexible way to have greenery in a space with limited windows.
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.
Solar panels in Chicago: What You Need to Know to Install
Our solar panels are up and running at Logan Certified. Today, we dive into our installation, design, functionality and how all those rebates work.
Chicago River Habitat Restoration: Floating Garden Islands Update
The floating islands in the Chicago River are home to native species galore, and we’ve captured the action on video. Read on for more about what we’re doing to conserve the Chicago River.
Regional Architecture in San Francisco
A recent trip to San Francisco had us delving into the unique Victorian and Edwardian architecture of many of the homes there.
Moss Doors in Detail: Pocket Doors And Sliding Barn Doors
Today we delve into the drama of sliding barn doors, and the subtle-space saving magic of pocket doors.
A Glossary of Shower Terms for Bathroom Renovations
Navigate a shower remodel with a handy arsenal of product terms.
moss Doors in Detail: Overhead Doors At Home and At Work
Thought overhead doors were just for garages? Think again! This versatile door can boost sunlight, increase contact with nature and provide the perfect entrance to a home studio or business. They come in a variety of colors and finishes and are here to stay on the moss circuit.
Adapting Architecture: How Rio Hondo, Guatemala Builds for Tremors, Heat and Dryness
A trip to Rio Hondo, Guatemala yields some musings on adaptive architecture.
Home is Where the Hearth is: How We Warmed up an Industrial Loft
A revisit of our Erie Street Loft and the fireplace that warmed up its industrial loft feel.
Diversity in Design: Celebrating Accessible Spaces
Celebrate accessible spaces that provide enjoyable and navigable environs for people with disabilities
The Sears (ahem, Willis) Tower and Chicago’s Skyline
Today we celebrate the Sears (or Willis, if you like) Tower – an anchor and symbol of Chicago since it was completed more than 40 years ago.