Chicago Event Space: Creative Space for Unique Gatherings
The Moss Design showroom is available to rent for photo and video shoots or for your next intimate gathering.
Moss is Hiring a Project Architect / Designer
We’re looking for a Project Architect with 5-10 years of experience in all facets of project design: schematic design, client and consultant coordination, CD’s, permitting, pricing and CA.
Chicago Building Types: Row Homes
The building types of Chicago form the city around us. Today, how the row home’s history and use influenced and populated Chicago’s streets.
MOSS MERCH: GET YOUR PUFFIN T-SHIRT & PROTECT PUFFINS
A few of our favorite activities include drinking espresso, then prosecco, and talking about puffins. So we created a puffin t-shirt to help protect puffins and to support the efforts of the Audubon Puffin Project.
Chicago Building Types: Coach House
Once housing horses, carriages, and their respective staff, coach houses are now often used as apartments. Still seen all around Chicago, here’s why they’re important.
Backyard Chickens Coop Design: Chicken Tractor
Our sustainable chicken coop design provides a modern, tiny home for Chicago backyard chickens.
Throwing Open Our Doors for Open House Chicago
This is our first year participating in Open House Chicago with Logan Certified, our first adaptive reuse development project in Logan Square.
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.
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.
The Great Chicago Fire Changed Building Code Forever
The Great Chicago Fire changed our building code and helped brick gain its local popularity.
How Native Plants Reduce Flooding in Illinois
Wetlands, prairies, rain gardens and green roofs can help reduce flooding in big and small ways.