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Kehrein Center Opens
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was recently held for the grand opening of the Kehrein Center for the Arts and new Sistema Ravinia Auditorium in Chicago’s Austin Community. The original building by Belli and…
Northlight Theatre
Eckenhoff Saunders is partnering with Northlight Theatre to bring the company back to Evanston where it originally started 45 years ago. Currently located in Skokie, Illinois, Northlight is one of the largest…
Healthcare Snapshots
The Eckenhoff Saunders-designed Foglia Family Foundation Residential Treatment Center in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, is featured in the latest edition of Healthcare Snapshots. Visit Healthcare Snapshots to learn more about how the…
Fellowship Hall
Designed as a Fellowship Hall for the nearby congregation of St. Patrick’s Church, the space also serves as an event venue for building tenants at 625 W. Monroe. The 20,000 sf space…
Carle ASC Opens
A ribbon-cutting and open house ceremony was held at the new Champaign Surgery Center at Carle at The Fields in Champaign, Illinois. The new center is part of a larger new development…
ESA Honored by LISC Chicago
The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Award for Architectural Excellence in Community Design – Third Place Eckenhoff Saunders Architects for Michael and Karyn Lutz Center http://www.lisc-cnda.org/Past-winners/24th-CNDA-Winners-2018-/The-Richard-H-Driehaus-Foundation-Award-for-Architectural-Excellence-in-Community-Design-Third-Place.html Recreational opportunities for teens were almost nonexistent…
Craig Smith Joins Firm
We are pleased to announce the addition of Craig Smith, AIA, NCARB, to Eckenhoff Saunders as Principal. In his role, Smith will focus on broadening the firm’s higher education, hospitality, athletic facility,…
Behavioral Center Opens
In a 48-bed healthcare facility in suburban Chicago, Illinois, frames are messily hung on the wall, a virtual reality machine stands in the corner and the scent of gunpowder charges the air.…
Catalyst Construction Starts
Music and the arts may not come to mind when you think of Chicago’s west side. But in a neighborhood with a bad rep for crime, there’s a new plan to change the focus,…