The ‘Family Smart Dwelling’ is a high performance, LEED Silver certified home that functions for everyday family life in an elevated design environment. Natural light fills the home through high-efficiency windows and doors while the deep roof overhangs provide shade from the blazing summer sun. The homes’ open living spaces allow for family interaction with […]

Having worked with Widler Architectural on their previous home, this family reached out to Brent and his team as their children approached high school and their current home needs were changing. For the kitchen, a large eat-at island, shiplap ceiling and a more comfortable, contemporary to the overall space was created. A homework area was […]

Requiring a major rehab and addition, this historic home was originally built in 1900. The focus was to expand this double-lot home while maintaining the historic charm and creating open space for the couple’s two young children. An open floor plan now allows the kitchen, dining room and family room to seamlessly flow into each […]

Built in 1992, this home was in need of an exterior facelift including new color, siding and craftsman details. New fireplace cladding and a custom chimney cap were added along with new lighting, railings, a front door and decking. The front entry was covered with a new barrel vault in addition to reconfiguring the front […]

A Wilmette family looked to remodel their kitchen, dining room, family room and powder room to fit there aesthetic and lifestyle

A master suite second floor addition as well as a kitchen / family room remodel and new rear covered porch.

Having purchased this 19th century commercial building in a foreclosure sale, Chicago-based ad agency Schafer Condon Carter (SCC) called on Widler Architectural to transform the vintage relic into a modern-day creative hub.

A new home renovation and addition to this Chicago residence.

Widler Architectural was commissioned to design a new 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home for the family’s summer and holiday getaways.

With an update to the home’s layout and functionality, this quaint one-story bungalow was given a complete overhaul.

Horseshoe name is known for providing excellent dining options and exciting entertainment. Widler Architectural ensured Horseshoe Council Bluffs held to that model, and the casino now rings in a new era of gaming in the Midwest.

In an attempt to keep its image fresh, PepsiCo was looking to create an addition to its existing facility. Executives with the nationally branded company envisioned the configuration of a cafeteria, entryway and patio within a very restricted space.

Simply known as the “big yellow barn,” this hog barn marries two American emblems. Today, the big yellow barn not only calls visitors to Iowa, it also creates a sense of nostalgia for those simply traveling past it.

Winnemac stadium improvements blend seamlessly into the existing, historic construction of the structure. Most notably, the stadium’s concession stands and ticket booth complement the history of this neighborhood landmark through creative design and reproduced materials.