“Compartmentalizing is essential. When I am working I concentrate on that, and when I am with my kids I don’t think about work.” As part of Thrive Global’s latest interview series with leaders in tech and STEM, SNHA project manager Sonia Navas shared how she’s learned to balance work and family among the challenges of […]
Cantenary earned 1st place for Structural Ingenuity in the conclusion of the 2019 Canstruction International Competition. Canstruction is an international hunger relief charity that raises millions of pounds of food each year for local food banks. In 2019, Canstruction Chicago was able to donate over 150,000 pounds of non-perishable food items to the Greater Chicago […]
As we celebrate Woman’s History Month, the Chicago Tribune interviewed SNHA’s Chheng Lim on the future of architecture. Chheng discusses the importance of ‘designing thoughtfully’ within the context of a building’s environment and the impact it will have on the local landscape. Read Chheng’s interview with the Chicago Tribune here.
“One of the ways we create this culture is by dismissing the idea of a ‘star architect’ and instead focusing on the idea that we are a collective of collaborators that work in tandem.” Principal Neil Sheehan talks about the importance of evaluating company culture and creating an environment where people genuinely enjoy their time […]
2019 marked a year of noteworthy growth for SNHA. We saw an increased number of new projects in the United States and Europe, doubled our footprint with a new flagship office at Chicago’s One Prudential Plaza, and reached organizational milestones including passing our 100th employee. By the Numbers Accomplishments in the past year included breaking […]
With approximately 50% of all data traffic in the world passing through the largest facilities alone, planning for the future of data centers requires sensitivity, awareness, and foresight among stakeholders, designers, and contractors. SNHA’s Timothy Connor discusses the facilities management requirements of future hyperscale data centers. Read the full article on fmindustry.com here.
Our full-floor office at One Prudential Plaza features a central commons, views overlooking Millennium Park and Lake Michigan, and a variety of motivating yet functional work spaces for our diverse team. Read the full article on officesnapshots.com here.
“Act like a professor, rather than a boss.” Principal Neil Sheehan shares how—and why—SNHA’s academic approach to leadership works. Read the full article on Forbes.com here.
SNHA participated in Canstruction Chicago 2019, this year earning the Structural Ingenuity Award for the design and build of CANtenary. Each of the 7,000 cans used to build the nearly 9-foot-tall structure will go to the Greater Chicago Food Depository and its network of 700 soup kitchens, food pantries, shelters, and various programs throughout Cook […]
Learn about recent Sheehan Nagle Hartray projects and check out great views from this our firm’s expansive new 31st floor office in One Prudential Plaza.
SNHA created this Virtual Tour to evaluate design and renovation options within our new Chicago office location prior to our relocation. The previous tenant’s office design didn’t meet the requirement of an architectural studio. The Virtual Tour made it possible to compare the space transformation before and after the design. Using the exact same camera […]
Through the first half of 2019, SNHA welcomes our new team members and celebrates career milestones.
Nearly double the size of the firm’s current office at 30 W. Monroe Street, the new 23,615 square-foot, full-floor office features a central communal area, views overlooking Millennium Park and Lake Michigan, and a variety of motivating yet functional work spaces for its diverse team of 80-plus employees.
Sheehan Nagle Hartray Architects (SNHA) is pleased to announce it has completed a long-term, full-floor, 23,615-square-foot lease at 1 Prudential Plaza in Chicago. SNHA is a global architectural firm with offices in Chicago and London known for the design of award-winning cultural and educational facilities, as well as some of the largest and most complex […]
Originally Published by WWD, June 26, 2018 By Karl Hamanaka Element Six on Tuesday begins construction on a $94 million manufacturing facility in Oregon to produce lab-grown diamonds in a bid to offer customers a more affordable jewelry option that some have dubbed a game-changer for the industry. Part of The De Beers Group of […]