Allan J Grant and Associates
Allan J Grant and Associates, Architects, focuses on quality residential projects for individual homeowners. Our work ranges from minimalist contemporary aesthetics to highly detailed historic styles. We are attentive to our clients’ preferences and develop our designs based on their needs. We assist our clients with selections of all materials and products being incorporated into their homes, offering aesthetic and practical guidance, as well as the right sources to achieve the best possible results within our clients’ budgets and project scopes. Principal architect and firm owner Allan J. Grant, A.I.A., has been in practice for more than two decades, specializing in custom residential work. His degrees earned in both architecture and interior design, as well as his experience in both fields, provide him with skills and sensitivities to create uniquely detailed homes for his clients. the scope of our projects has varied from a single powder room remodeling to an entire new home design. please contact us to discuss the work you are considering. we would be pleased to offer you ideas and to discuss our services as well as the design and construction processes.
325 W Huron St, Suite 601
Chicago, IL 60654
312-560-5666
http://www.AllanJGrantArchitects.com
Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturdays by appointment
Services
Our in-house services include: Preliminary design layouts and drawings for your consideration Selection of all products and materials with homeowner at various showrooms and sources Consultation and coordination with engineers and specialty consultants Detailed drawings for permit and construction Assistance with permit, contractor selection, negotiation Construction observation through project completionEducation
B.F.A. (Interior Design) Syracuse University
B. Arch Illinois Institute of Technology
Licenses/Certifications/Affiliations
The American Institute of ArchitectsAIA Chicago
Publications
Allan J Grant and Associates has been published in many local and national trade and shelter publications, including Residential Architect, Custom Home magazine, Luxe magazine, and Better Homes and Gardens. Mr. Grant has also appeared on segments of House and Garden Television.
City Living
City residences often have unique spatial challenges. Creative thinking can result in multi-functional rooms: home offices that double as the occasional guest bedroom; dining rooms that serve dually as libraries; and daytime dens, accessible from more public entertaining spaces, that double as night time private master sitting rooms when closed to the public areas of the home. Interest and comfort must be created in windowless spaces through the use of thoughtful architectural detail, lighting, furnishings, and art. Opening conventionally segregated rooms to adjoining spaces can create a sense of flow not possible with the formality of separated rooms.
