CURRENT PROJECTS

MODERN NEW CONSTRUCTION – BUCKTOWN

Single Family Residence - New Development Project

Contemporary urban living is part style and part comfort, a combination of design and practicality that enriches our lives. Conceived with simplicity reflective of its surroundings, this house takes shape with tall oversized windows, organic and unique materials, and clean lines that make a strong architectural statement. The interior open flow provides intelligent design featuring function with sleek and elegant design.

Once complete, this 4 story, 21’ wide, 4100 square foot home will feature high-end finishes, 5 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, 2 family rooms, and attached garage with underground breezeway. This project is a build to suit opportunity.

MORE INFO: 1703 N HOYNE

THE HISTORIC BERKELEY MANSION – KENWOOD

Single Family Residence circa 1893 - Landmark Restoration Project

Built in the late 1800’s, this extraordinary corner residence was constructed as custom home for the very wealthy. Designed within the Richardsonian Romanesque architectural style, the structure’s characteristics include heavy, rock-faced stone, semicircular masonry arches, transom windows, square tower, and colonial roof.

Designated a City of Chicago Landmark in 1993, the home has since been condemned following years of neglect. With collaboration from our client, REM Architecture, The City of Chicago Department of Landmarks, and our team, we will begin restoring this residence this summer. Scope of work includes exterior preservation, complete gut, and interior rebuild.

Once complete, this 4 story 5000 square foot Landmark will feature extensive millwork throughout, a gracious floor plan, finished basement, 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 3 family rooms and all the amenities of a newly constructed home.

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For additional information, contact Belkis Muldoon at 847.343.3258 or belkis.muldoon@gmail.com.

SINGLE FAMILY RESTORATION – LINCOLN PARK

Single Family Residence circa 1900 - Landmark Restoration Project

Built at the turn of the century, this Lincoln Park residence was designated a City of Chicago Landmark in 1977. With minor rehabs over the years, the home features dated finishes and obsolete mechanical systems. Scope of work includes kitchen and bathroom guts, finish carpentry, new mechanical systems and fireplaces.

Once complete this home will feature all high-end finishes, a deluxe chef’s kitchen, rebuilt master suite, new plumbing, new electrical, new HVAC, new flooring and staircase, new fireplaces, and extensive millwork throughout.

INTERIOR REHABILITATION – GOLD COAST - COMPLETED