Cordogan Clark Relocates HQ To Alexander Lumber Company Building

Press release from Cordogan Clark:

AURORA, IL — After 25 years on Ridgeway Avenue, Cordogan Clark is embarking on an exciting new chapter!

We are thrilled to announce the relocation of our headquarters to the newly acquired and recently renovated Alexander Lumber Company building near the I-88 and Orchard Road interchange in Aurora. This strategic move places us in a highly accessible location for both our employees and clients while providing an inspiring space for innovation and collaboration.

Founded in 1951 in Chicago by Aurora native Louis Cordogan, the firm relocated to the Old Second National Bank building in Aurora in 1968. After acquiring the Stephens-Adamson manufacturing facility on Ridgeway Avenue, Cordogan Clark moved its headquarters to that location in 1999, where it came into its own as a leading architecture and design firm.

Designed with forward-thinking technology, our new headquarters will enhance connectivity and teamwork, offering a modern, comfortable environment with a mix of casual seating and traditional office space. The renovation of this existing building reinforces our commitment to sustainable design, preserving resources while creating a dynamic and energy-efficient workspace. With 65 employees at this location — and a growing presence across the Midwest and internationally in Spain — this move reflects our ongoing growth and dedication to excellence in architecture, engineering, and construction management.

We’re excited about the future and what this new space means for our team, our clients, and the continued success of Cordogan Clark. Stay tuned as we bring this vision to life!

This press release was produced by Cordogan Clark. The views expressed here are the author’s own.