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Skender Wraps Headquarters Build for IDEX

Skender, serving as general contractor, recently completed interior construction of the 40,000-square-foot global headquarters for IDEX Corporation, a specialty industrial machinery manufacturer that relocated from Lake Forest to Northbrook, IL.
 
Located on the third floor of 3100 Sanders Rd. in Northbrook, the new IDEX workspace features a mix of private offices, conference rooms and huddle areas, as well as a community café in the floor’s center.

New millwork and a custom reception display to feature the company’s diverse array of products were also installed. The building remained open and active throughout construction, which required extra attention to logistics and safety, according to Skender.
 
Skender collaborated with architect Harley Ellis Devereaux and engineer Syska Hennessy Group to deliver the project.

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