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Preserve the Dunes is a citizen-supported, not-for-profit organization based in southwest Michigan. Their primary goal is to preserve the sand dunes of the region through community involvement and advocacy. Committed to environmental conservation, Preserve the Dunes works tirelessly to protect the natural beauty and ecological significance of the southwest Michigan sand dunes for future generations to enjoy. Generated from their website's infomation

Rosen Architecture is a third-generation architectural practice located in the historic Monadnock Building in downtown Chicago, originally established in 1945. Led by Patrick Rosen and his father Michael B. Rosen, the firm specializes in a diverse range of projects, offering comprehensive architectural services tailored to meet client needs, budgets, and style preferences. Patrick Rosen, a licensed architect and member of the American Institute of Architects, holds degrees from Parsons School of Design and the Illinois Institute of Technology. Michael Rosen, also a licensed architect and registered interior designer, has degrees from Cornell University and the Illinois Institute of Technology, with extensive experience in prominent architectural firms, exemplifying the practice's commitment to innovative design and client satisfaction. Generated from the website

Windhorst Gorski Architects - Edward Windhorst James Gorski Architects LLC was founded in 2004. Before that, Windhorst and Gorski worked together for seven years DeStefano and Partners, Ltd, a large Chicago firm where Windhorst was a partner. The two formed their current practice chiefly to gain better and more personal control over the work of design. Windhorst-Gorski Architects has completed 200 projects since its inception. A representative range of work is illustrated on this website. We are pleased to serve clients and take projects large and small, always with the goal of making every product of our efforts a distinguished design. We have special experience in the design of streetscapes, in bridge architecture, and in the detailed design of architectural steel. We practice from Chicago's 1890 Monadnock Building, pictured at left, at one time the largest office building in the world.