Architecture and Conservation is an Oak Park/Chicago-based architectural office founded in 1996 by Principal Architect Christopher Goode. With a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Pennsylvania and experience at prestigious firms like Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill, Christopher Goode leads a team dedicated to providing residential, commercial, and institutional design services. Specializing in new home design, renovations, additions, and historic preservation, the firm is committed to incorporating green design principles to create sustainable, energy-conserving buildings that are both functional and enduring.
Under the leadership of Christopher Goode, Architecture and Conservation offers a comprehensive range of architectural services, starting with a complimentary preliminary meeting to discuss project requirements, budget, and capabilities. The firm’s process includes schematic design, design development, and construction document phases, allowing clients to actively participate in shaping their projects. With a focus on client collaboration and attention to detail, the team ensures that each project reflects the client’s vision while meeting high standards of quality and sustainability.
Supported by Architectural Technician John Slattery, who brings expertise in residential remodeling and building information modeling, Architecture and Conservation combines technical proficiency with a passion for creating spaces that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also environmentally friendly. By leveraging their experience, knowledge, and commitment to excellence, the firm strives to deliver innovative architectural solutions that exceed client expectations and contribute positively to the built environment.