Our professional design team has complementary talents and strengths, each of which contribute to the success and unique appeal of every project. Full Circle Architects is anchored by the two founding partners, Lenore Weiss Baigelman and Daniel Baigelman.

Daniel Baigelman, AIA

Daniel Baigelman is a licensed Professional Architect with over twenty years of experience in architecture, engineering, and construction related fields. As a founding partner and principal architect at Full Circle Architects, Daniel specializes in managing the technical side of design projects by preparing construction and bidding documents, detailed drawings and specifications, reports and evaluations, and more.

With a strong background in real estate and urban planning, Daniel has provided professional services on a national level for the design, construction and maintenance of commercial, industrial, healthcare, multi-family and single-family residential projects. He is known for his technical expertise in helping condominium associations, management companies, and building managers run properties successfully.

Daniel Baigelman is a graduate of the University of Illinois Department of Architecture with studies in Versailles, France.

Lenore Weiss Baigelman, AIA

Architect and lifestyle design expert Lenore Weiss Baigelman is a national speaker, teacher, and design consultant who specializes in transforming built environments into custom spaces that meet the functional needs and personal style requirements of individuals and groups.

As a founding partner and principal architect at Full Circle Architects, she has remained in the Chicagoland area with her husband/partner, Dan, and their two teenage children, which she considers her “best projects to date”. Because of them, she maintains that their own home is a living laboratory for the firm’s wide range of residential work.

A compelling speaker and featured guest, Lenore appears at design industry, home and garden shows, conferences, and special events. She has published contributing articles in trade journals and is frequently quoted in newspapers/magazines