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AIA
Joe Dolinar received his Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Notre Dame in 1979 and went on to pursue his master’s at Ohio State University, graduating in 1981. That same year, he joined the firm.
Mr. Dolinar has served in key roles on some of the firm's most prominent assignments, including the more than $600 million redevelopment of Soldier Field and North Burnham Park, constructed in a mere 20 months and completed in 2003. Based on this experience, he has now become involved in managing the design effort for the Chicago 2016 Olympic Stadium. As a major component of the city’s bid to host the Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games, this stadium is designed as a temporary structure that will minimize costs and allow the structure to be dismantled following the events.
Mr. Dolinar is also currently working on other projects in Chicago that include the vertical addition to the Blue Cross Blue Shield headquarters building and the conversion of the top floors of 55 East Monroe into the Park Monroe residential condominiums.
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