Booth Hansen’s portfolio of work is in many ways a continuation of Chicago’s architectural legacy, so the firm was a natural choice for revitalizing one of the city’s greatest landmarks. Their fluid creative process is always focused on bringing together the goals of the client and the potential of the site – an approach more than welcome at the Palmolive Building.

For nearly two decades Booth Hansen Associates have undertaken the challenge of infusing building with spirit. Led by architect Laurence Booth, the celebrated “Dean of Chicago Architecture,” they have developed projects that reflect the depth and diversity of clientele, innovative ideas, and character of place. From monuments to museums, from places of work to places of worship, from interior restorations / renovations to multiple family residences, Booth Hansen has consistently created enriching architectural experiences of enduring quality for the client and community.