116 South Arlington Heights Road is a two-story office building in Arlington Heights, Illinois, suited to professional offices, consulting firms, therapy practices and small creative or technology teams. Its scale works well for a business that wants private places to focus alongside comfortable rooms for meeting clients and colleagues.
An open stair connects the levels and sets the tone for arrival. White-painted brick, dark steel framing and wood handrails give the circulation a clean, current feel, while glass doors and clear sightlines make it easy for visitors to find their way.
Inside, light wood-style flooring and white walls are paired with dark brick accent walls, giving the workspaces a calm and finished character. Large exterior windows look out toward mature trees and bring natural light into offices and meeting areas. Interior windows and glass partitions allow that light to carry into adjoining rooms, so smaller offices and larger work areas feel connected while keeping their own boundaries.
The layout supports a practical mix of focused work and conversation. Smaller rooms can serve as private offices for confidential discussions, opening to larger areas for shared work or gatherings. A glass-enclosed conference room provides a central place to meet around a large table, with a wall display to support presentations and exterior windows that keep the room bright through the day.
On the second floor, tenants share a common conference room and a kitchen and dining area. That shared support is useful for longer meetings, staff lunches and breaks, without asking each office to provide those rooms on its own. The neutral finishes and straightforward rooms also make it simple for a business to settle in and present its own identity to clients.
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The building suits professional, consulting, therapy, technology and creative users that need a mix of private offices and meeting space. The smaller rooms support focused or confidential work, while larger connected areas and conference rooms support collaboration.
Offices are arranged as connected rooms rather than one open floor. Smaller offices open to larger work and meeting areas, and interior windows and glass partitions allow natural light to carry between spaces.
The second floor includes a shared common conference room and a shared kitchen and dining area. A glass-enclosed conference room with a wall display provides another central place to gather.