Originally erected in the 1920s, the 1516 W Carroll Ave Adaptive Reuse Building by Converge Architecture preserves its industrial soul while accommodating modern programs across three floors. Moreover, this renovation—with Bureau Gemmell and New Office as consulting…
Chicago is a city known for its stunning architecture. From its towering skyscrapers to its charming greystone houses, the architectural landscape blends historical significance and urban beauty. However, restoration and modernization come with unique challenges for homeowners…
OSO Apartments stands as a beacon of resilience and innovation in Chicago’s Albany Park. Developed in partnership with the Chicago Housing Authority, this five-story, 48-unit project combats displacement by offering affordable 1- and 2-bedroom homes. Moreover, OSO—Spanish…
Cedar House Among The Trees reimagines a 1940s-era Georgian revival home in Chicago with a thoughtful blend of modern openness and historical character. Located adjacent to a beautifully landscaped backyard anchored by an old birch tree, the…
Brickyard Residence by dSPACE Studio is an urban home that blends contemporary design with a deep connection to nature. The clients, who are passionate about modern architecture, wanted a sheltered retreat that still offers walkable access to…
With a height of 788 feet, 1000M Residential Tower is one of the latest landmarks in Chicago’s evolving skyline. Positioned at the southern end of the Historic Michigan Avenue District, the tower plays a key role in…
In the heart of downtown Chicago, the Bank of Montreal (BMO) Financial Group, as part of its evolving transformation, consolidated offices from three buildings to its new US headquarters tower.
The homeowner is a lively, colorful personality — but wanted her living space to feel neat and calm. “The Snug” embodies this dual character, with a welcoming garden entry that gives way to a serene living space…
The wide popularity of the urban rooftop gardens and the benefits obtained encourage developers to introduce vegetation into their buildings.
