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Skender Completes AZEK HQ in Fulton Market

Skender recently completed interior construction of the new 24,000-square-foot headquarters for The AZEK Company, which recently relocated to the Fulton Market District from suburban Skokie, IL.

The new third-floor office at 1330 W. Fulton includes a single porch with pergola and lattice ceiling made from materials produced by AZEK, a provider of premium building products.

Serving as general contractor, Skender worked in collaboration with HED, ESD Global and JLL to complete the project. Skender has successfully completed new interior construction projects at 1330 W. Fulton for tenants including Sterling Bay, Glassdoor and The Climate Corporation, as well as its own headquarters.

Skender is also building out space nearby at 316 N. Elizabeth that is dedicated to product demonstration and vendor training for AZEK. It’s scheduled for completion in January 2019.


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