Architecture and Interiors for Custom Homes, Additions, and Renovations

We shape homes across the Midwest with deliberate consideration, from new residences to careful restorations of historic houses. Each is an expression of what our clients envision, guided by our deep understanding of architectural history. Grounded in principles of proportion and scale, our work yields spaces that draw out the best version of your home.

Testimonials

  • "William helped us navigate the renovation of our 120-year-old home from start to finish. He helped us see the vision for what our home could become and guided us through each phase of the renovation with expertise and patience. From planning and prioritizing projects to helping us select finishes, he consistently went above and beyond. He was thorough, responsive, and a true partner throughout the process. We couldn’t have done it without him!"

    —Tess Z., Logan Square

  • “Clarke Architecture helped us get a permit quickly for our kitchen renovation. They were able to get in, assess what we needed, and get it done - efficiently and intelligently. We would definitely work with them again."

    - Jason S., La Grange

  • "Our kitchen was almost useless, old, poorly laid out, and too small for our family. We approached Clarke Architecture and they came up with a plan renovation we never even imagined. Our kids are in love with the new layout, and we couldn't be happier!"

    Carloyn R., Winnetka

News: LTA Webinar: In Service of Lutyens

As the final part of the LTA Travelling Fellowship, I recently presented a webinar on the lessons I learned. It’s now posted on Youtube, please enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qal4kUqSMYc

News: Lutyens Trust America - Travelling Fellowship

Very pleased to announce that William Clarke won the Inaugrual Lutyens Trust of America Travelling Fellowship! This fall he will be touring various Lutyens homes in the UK, touring and studying their kitchens and service spaces. Stay tuned for updates on my eventual presentation!

https://www.traditionalbuilding.com/news/