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Circadian Building, Chicago
Designing to a net zero future
M Moser, Cogswell Realty, LLC, and Erol Stapleton, a long-time Chicago resident, are teaming up to create a unique experience in the heart of Chicago’s Fulton District. Set to open in 2026, this 115,000 sq ft building incorporates 3 floors of amenity space, over 100 rooms and a 4 seasons food and beverage rooftop experience.
As this project’s architect, designer and sustainability lead, we are dedicated to creating a hub for environmentally conscious living and community revitalisation. Incorporating innovative strategies for sustainability, health and wellbeing, it introduces social impact concepts to the vibrant Fulton Market neighbourhood, making it a one-of-a-kind destination.
The co-working space within the Circadian represents a forward-looking vision that integrates the future of travel, work and wellness. It’s a place that focuses on the synergy between the building design and the needs of travellers. Here, we’ve crafted a harmonious environment that caters to diverse needs —where work, relaxation and restoration connect.
Key highlights
Designing one of the city's most environmentally friendly buildings, focusing on creating healthier environments for guests and the local community.
Achieving WELL Platinum and International Living Future Institute Zero Carbon certifications.
Incorporating biophilic design and circadian rhythm principles to create a harmonious and thriving space for business and leisure travellers.
The buildings’s initiatives are in line with Chicago’s Climate Action Plan, driving the equitable development of the city’s clean-energy future. It extends these commitments to the community, focusing on increasing access to utility savings, supporting circular economies, enhancing zero-emission networks and encouraging the use of clean energy. This integrated approach strengthens communities and safeguards the health of residents.
1016-20 West Lake Street is more than just a building: it’s a symbol of progress, a testament to sustainable living and a symbol of a brighter, greener future.
M Moser, Cogswell Realty, LLC, and Erol Stapleton, a long-time Chicago resident, are teaming up to create a unique experience in the heart of Chicago’s Fulton District. Set to open in 2026, this 115,000 sq ft building incorporates 3 floors of amenity space, over 100 rooms and a 4 seasons food and beverage rooftop experience.
As this project’s architect, designer and sustainability lead, we are dedicated to creating a hub for environmentally conscious living and community revitalisation. Incorporating innovative strategies for sustainability, health and wellbeing, it introduces social impact concepts to the vibrant Fulton Market neighbourhood, making it a one-of-a-kind destination.
The co-working space within the Circadian represents a forward-looking vision that integrates the future of travel, work and wellness. It’s a place that focuses on the synergy between the building design and the needs of travellers. Here, we’ve crafted a harmonious environment that caters to diverse needs —where work, relaxation and restoration connect.
Key highlights
Designing one of the city's most environmentally friendly buildings, focusing on creating healthier environments for guests and the local community.
Achieving WELL Platinum and International Living Future Institute Zero Carbon certifications.
Incorporating biophilic design and circadian rhythm principles to create a harmonious and thriving space for business and leisure travellers.
The buildings’s initiatives are in line with Chicago’s Climate Action Plan, driving the equitable development of the city’s clean-energy future. It extends these commitments to the community, focusing on increasing access to utility savings, supporting circular economies, enhancing zero-emission networks and encouraging the use of clean energy. This integrated approach strengthens communities and safeguards the health of residents.
1016-20 West Lake Street is more than just a building: it’s a symbol of progress, a testament to sustainable living and a symbol of a brighter, greener future.
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