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Commercial / industrial architecture includes office, multi-unit residential, civic, retail, institutional and other types of architecture for the business world.
Theoretical firms are welcome and encouraged, but they must display some form of practical application, even if it is only a discussion.
http://www.architechniquesltd.com/
Illinois firm's descriptions of a wide range of completed projects. Includes company information, personnel and portfolio presentation.
http://www.architectureisfun.com/
Chicago company shares its portfolio of cultural and commercial work.
http://www.bldd.com/
Architects in Decatur, Champaign, Bloomington, and Chicago. Includes client portfolio with photographs.
http://mozer.com/
Chicago based firm providing integrated and narrative architectural and product design services for hospitality, retail and entertainment clients.
http://www.legat.com/
Illinois firm providing services to the education, higher education, health care, government, and corporate markets. Portfolio, background, contacts and job openings included.
http://lshdesign.com/
Photo portfolio and firm background of Illinois firm, featuring high rise construction across the world.
http://www.moyerassociates.com/
A unique combination of architectural and planning skills applied to the area of public safety and criminal justice. Office location in Illinois.
http://www.roularchitects.com/
An Illinois firm specializing in large scale municipal, industrial, commercial, religious and residential projects. Firm profile, portfolio, contacts and resumes.
http://www.harkgroup.com/
Decatur firm offers portfolio of projects and information on staff.
http://www.tigerman-mccurry.com/
Institutional, educational, cultural, residential and commercial architectural projects. Based in Chicago.
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