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SOS Children's Village
Firm LocationChicago Il 60654, Us, United States
CompanyJGMA
Lead ArchitectJuan Gabriel Moreno
ClientS.O.S. Children's Villages
The design for the new SOS Children’s Villages Illinois and Maestro Cares Community Center exemplifies a unification of SOS’s child-fostering mission with the surrounding family “villages” of the Roosevelt Square community. The prominent corner site along the active Blue Island Avenue, just south and west of Chicago’s downtown area, will welcome engagement with adjacent residential neighborhoods while presenting a positive and compelling outward image to the public. Proud to be the first public building in Chicago to fully utilize Cross Laminated Timber, a renewable and reusable material.