Brook Architecture, founded in 1995 by RaMona Westbrook, is a Chicago-based practice offering design services to public, private, and non-profit organizations. Specializing in creating buildings and spaces for living, learning, and playing, the firm prioritizes careful listening, comprehensive analysis, and an appreciation for each project’s context. Their philosophy revolves around understanding client goals, simplifying complex problems, respecting historical and community contexts, and delivering value through knowledge, planning, innovation, and experience.
With a rich history of contributing to innovative architectural projects, Brook Architecture has been involved in various endeavors, including being part of a team that reimagined 75th Street’s “Restaurant Row” in Chicago’s Chatham community. Additionally, RaMona Westbrook’s involvement in the documentary “SECRETS OF SACRED ARCHITECTURE” showcases the firm’s commitment to exploring the elements of design embedded in religious architecture. By engaging with clients, educating them, and providing honest responses, Brook Architecture aims to create spaces that not only meet their clients’ needs but also offer a return on investment.
Through a blend of expertise, creativity, and a deep understanding of the built environment, Brook Architecture continues to be a leading architectural practice in Chicago. Their dedication to listening, researching, and simplifying complex design processes sets them apart in the industry. By acknowledging the significance of historical sites, connecting with community legacies, and embracing innovative approaches, the firm consistently delivers exceptional architectural solutions that resonate with clients and communities alike.