Interior Architecture

We strive to make places where people want to be – a trail to take their dog on a sunrise walk, a spot to brainstorm a new idea with a colleague or the place to meet for great barbecue. Our goal is to positively impact the daily routine and well-being of each person in the community.

Creating a social destination through memorable spaces and experiences helps further a person’s connection to the place. Amenities that feature chef-driven dining experiences, local musical performances, or pop-up shops exemplify the character and feeling of a neighborhood. Studios that provide optimal sound and lighting for simple content creation will intersperse with lively collaborative hubs. We craft each element of a building with the innate understanding that the interrelationships between the form, materials, and interior and exterior spaces are ultimately experienced by people, and, as such, every facet should foster long-term well-being and enjoyment.

For us, the most meaningful architecture works when it can create a sense of belonging for its people, neighborhood, and city. Learning how a building has been received and anticipated by the neighborhood is the ultimate litmus test of our work.

We measure the success of every project by how we empower community growth and help downtowns flourish. With benchmark projects located in the metropolitan epicenter of Chicago, in residential districts of Dublin and burgeoning city centers of Oklahoma City, we approach each project from the ground up, amplifying the needs of the neighborhood and greater city. Three Global Awards for Excellence from the Urban Land Institute substantiate Pickard Chilton’s record of implementing design that enhances the urban fabric of major cities. We have transformed urban environments and served as major catalysts for the growth and vibrancy of downtowns across the country and around the world.

The definition of a community lies beyond the geographic constructs of neighborhood blocks. It is in the sounds of the evening street, the shared celebrations, the way strangers become neighbors at the bus stop, and the allure of a great meal. Recognition of the unparalleled identity of Montrose is integral to an inclusive, engaging and inviting design for the community.

Good design has the unique ability to instinctively orient, direct and welcome people to a space. This can be achieved through multi-purpose outdoor areas that effectively host a wide variety of programming opportunities. These will vary by scale, location, and amenities and will be flexible to adapt to the evolving needs of the community.