Showing posts with label interior design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interior design. Show all posts

Saturday, August 15, 2009

URBAN DWELLING: South Loop



This project currently underway. 3CC has deconstructed finished and building materials to begin the initial phase of this 2 story lofted condo complete design build build renovation. More progress photos and project descriptions to follow....

Friday, June 19, 2009

ARTS & EDUCATION: UN Studio | Burnham 100 Pavilion

Check out ABC's coverage of the UN Studio Ben Van Berkel design Burnham 100 pavilion project which 3rd Coast Construction built in Millennium Park. This ode to Daniel Burnhams 1909 plan, is open to the public today. The pavilion is on display to the public through to the end of October.

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

URBAN SALON: Wicker Park Salon



The project began with a complete demolition of the interior. All building materials were either salvaged or contained recycled content, all paints used are low VOC, all plumbing fixtures used are low flow and Eco friendly. 3CC constructed all new walls, installed new doors, base and case moldings, installed all low voltage data and phone systems, repaired and refinished the flooring systems, removed and rebuilt the kitchens and bathrooms, built the new wash station area, installed all millwork, lighting packages, new mechanical systems, and completed renovations of the facade, etc. Highlighted in the imagery above is the Reception and lounge area and a wall installation designed by The Mighty Bear Cats.
The Circle Salon is located in the Bucktown neighborhood of Chicago. Take a look at http://thecirclesalon.com/ We appreciate the opportunity to meet and work with like minded individuals.

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

URBAN MIXED USE: West Loop


Back in the 1920s when a small business was truly the American way to find success, this 20,000 square foot warehouse was the home of the neighborhood grocer. The building is the epitome of old school Chicago and we are working to maintain its original aesthetic charm.


When we first approached this project, the façade was nearly jet black with filth collected over the years. By taking it apart brick by brick, we’ve been able to save much of the original structure. Only a minimal amount of reclaimed face brick has been purchased from a demolition company. By using a soy based cleaning agent, much of the original brick has been restored returning the façade to its intended look. We’ve also saved many of the beautiful features found inside such as a fully functional grocer’s scale.

Architect and designer, Product Architecture and Design, chose a material palette comprised of sustainable materials that will be consistent throughout the project. Due in part to these efforts, this project is going to achieve a LEED Silver rating for sustainable building. In addition to the reclaimed brick and other reclaimed materials, and the soy cleaning agents, we will be using low Voc paints, water based floor coverings, an indoor air quality system, the building will have a green roof, energy star rated lighting fixtures, low flo sustainable plumbing fixtures and more.

In keeping in the tradition that built Chicago, 3CC is excited to partner with the building owners to help them achieve their goal of a sustainable, healthy and community based project to house their business.