Last month, FGM celebrated the grand opening of the new commons space at the Oak Brook location. The multipurpose addition serves as...

As a member of the University of Illinois Alumni Association’s Board of Directors, FGM Architects President and CEO, John Ochoa,...

“The concept that communion in the hand is the only or preferred form of reception for Catholics since Vatican II is mistaken.” Part I:...

Susan Nealy was an employee of FGM for 14 years. She began her career with FGM when she graduated from University of Illinois at Chicago...

Congratulations to the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools. The Illinois Chapter of the International Interior Design Association...

FGM Architects’ design team of architect Louise Kowalczyk and interior designer Raegan Porter were chosen as one of four design teams to...

Congratulations to the Village of Bensenville on recently receiving LEED® Gold certification for the Bensenville Police & Emergency...

IT’S TIME TO VOTE! FGM invites you to vote for the recently completed Gordon Parks Arts Hall of the University of Chicago Laboratory...

“Many Catholics are unaware that priests are not required to celebrate Mass facing the assembly.” Part I: Music Part II: Ad Orientem /...

Architects Rebecca Savage and Todd Hanger participated in Illinois Metro East STEM Society’s STEM Night on Thursday, March 3. The event...

March 4, 2016 From the Architectural Bucket List Series posted by Allison Stoos After years of architecture and landscape architecture...

Congratulations to the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools on recently receiving LEED® Silver certification for Early Shapiro Early...

Occasionally friends and colleagues request a very basic survey of concepts on Catholic worship and liturgical catechesis – that is,...

A number of liturgical reforms seen in the U.S. since Vatican II were not actually mandated or even recommended by the Council, but were...

November 18, 2015 From the Architectural Bucket List Series posted by Allison Stoos After years of architecture and landscape...

Through my time serving on staff at a local church in children’s ministry I learned the importance of space design for children’s...

Part I Part II As discussed in Architecture & The Mind of the Church – Part I regarding the Catholic view of architecture and theology,...

Here it is… one of the biggest questions in all of youth ministry: How do I create an appealing space for teens? There are many large...

Part I Part II In this first of what will be several posts on liturgy and architecture, I wanted to discuss church design from the...