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Victor Begins Work on Feld Entertainment Project in Aurora, IL Our newest client is...Feld Entertainment! Earlier this month, Victor Construction began construction on an interior renovation for Feld Entertainments Aurora office and warehouse areas. Feld Entertainment brings live entertainment to audiences of all ages across the US, including Sesame Street Live, Disney on Ice, and (ready your engines): Monster Jam. We are excited to have such a fun and creative client added to the roster in 2017!  |
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Finished Photos of Summer 2017 School of the Art Institute (SAIC) Projects We have final shots of our projects at SAIC. The basement classroom and gallery space at 112 S. Michigan Ave. is ready for the 2017 fall students, and the 10th floor offices at 116 S. Michigan Ave. are being utilized by school staff. This was Victors first time working for SAIC. We're pleased to have the opportunity to work for this historical school (and great client.) Click on the links above to check out all the photos of the finished spaces! Photo credits to SAIC. |
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Mark Riedy Joins Victor Construction We are pleased to announce Mark Riedy has joined Victor Construction as Project Manager. Mark brings over 35 years of commercial construction experience to Victor. After presiding over his own company for almost two decades, Mark is a seasoned leader who knows what a successful project requires he names humility, vision, preparedness, and detailed documentation as crucial ingredients. Our clients will receive trustworthy guidance from Mark, who recognizes that workable budgets and efficient scheduling are the backbones of any project. His consistent leadership and exceptional production make him a key addition to our team, and we know will exceed expectations on every project he leads. Read More>>>> |
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Elizabeth Schuttler Advances to Week Four in Daily Herald Cook of the Week Challenge Victor's Business Developer Elizabeth Schuttler is also an avid chef, currently competing in the Daily Heralds Cook of the Week Challenge. In her introductory interview with the Herald, Elizabeth states "My passion and enthusiasm for food have taken two decades to evolve, and Im ready to share how to create a wonderful meal using fresh, simple and affordable ingredients." The 'Chopped'-style contest features local home chefs tasked with creating innovative dishes based on a mystery basket of ingredients. The chefs do not know what ingredients theyll be working with ahead of time, and each week they face elimination from a panel of judges. We are proud to report that Elizabeth has made it into week 4! Check out Elizabeths creative recipes for week 1 and week 2 (with week 3 coming soon!) You can also read the judges' assessments of each dish, and track the full contest results every week here. |
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