Excavation Begins for 35-Story Arts District Tower
LOS ANGELES, CA — Heavy equipment is on-site at 520 Mateo Street in the Arts District, as…
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New Work in LA!
Solomon Cordwell Buenz's (SCB) portfolio of work in Los Angeles continues to grow with three new projects: 520 Mateo, 222 West 2nd Street, and ARQ at Cumulus. Together, these projects introduce 1500 new units into the expanding LA residential market.
+ ContinuedSCB named a finalist in the Greater Chicago Food Depository's…
Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB) is thrilled to be a finalist for both Interior Design Firm and Architect…
+ ContinuedSCB Promotions
Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB) is pleased to announce the promotion of the following Associate Principals…
+ ContinuedSCB Designs Nation’s Largest Student Housing Project at UC Riverside
SAN FRANCISCO, CA—Award-winning architecture, interior design, and planning firm Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB) is pleased…
+ ContinuedButler University opens Fairview House
Indianapolis, IN (September 2016) – Butler University’s newest student residence hall, Fairview House, has officially…
+ Continued625 West Adams Breaks Ground in West Loop
625 West Adams has officially broken ground in the West Loop neighborhood of Chicago. Developed…
+ ContinuedIllinois Medical District Master Plan Released for Public Review
SCB, with partners Sam Schwartz Engineering and Site Design Group, recently completed a Master Plan…
+ ContinuedSCB’s First Project in Boston, The Hub on Causeway, Breaks…
Boston Properties, Delaware North, and officials from the City of Boston and the State of…
+ ContinuedThe Sinclair Breaks Ground in Chicago’s Gold Coast
The Sinclair at 1200 North Clark Street has officially broken ground in Chicago’s Gold Coast…
+ ContinuedArizona State University Palo Verde Residence Hall Breaks Ground
SCB is proud to celebrate the ground breaking of a Palo Verde Residence Hall, a new…
+ ContinuedSCB Wins Santa Clara University Law School Design Competition
SCB has won Santa Clara University’s first ever design competition for the Howard S. and…
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