HOME CAREERS SERVICES ABOUT PROJECTS CONTACT PROJECT GALLERY McCORMICK PLACE WEST In 2001, the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority (MPEA), which owns and manages both McCormick Place and Navy Pier, recognized an ever increasing need for space within McCormick Place. A proposed a 2.5 million square foot expansion was approved by the Illinois Legislature the same year. The McCormick Place West expansion project, which aimed to add 460,000 square feet of exhibit space; 250,000 square feet of meeting space; and one of the world's largest ballrooms, was contracted out to Mc4West as the design/build team. Because of the sheer size of the project, multiple companies partnered up to make sure the project could be completed on time and within budget. Gary Schalmo of Clark Construction and Director of Mc4West, approached Maron Electric Company to work jointly with Divane Bros. Electric Co. to design all the electrical systems within the new McCormick Place West facility. BACK TO PROJECTS © 2020 | Maron Electric Company | Terms & Conditions

HOME CAREERS SERVICES ABOUT PROJECTS CONTACT PROJECT GALLERY TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICES Maron also provides communication equipment and consulting services that facilitate the transmission of voice, video, and data. Our integration with public switched networks and systems, global information networks, intelligent data servers, global computer network gateways, and intelligent peripherals enables wireless transmissions and information processing for sending and receiving. BACK © 2020 | Maron Electric Company | Terms & Conditions

HOME CAREERS SERVICES ABOUT PROJECTS CONTACT PROJECT GALLERY WINTRUST BUILDING The Wintrust Bank Building, formerly the Continental Illinois Bank Building, stands across LaSalle Street from the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, two neoclassical near-twins guarding the main intersection of Chicago's financial district. Its namesake bank called the building home until a financial collapse in 1984. Interior spaces include a mix of neolassical and Gothic Revival architecture with Art Deco influences, most notably a massive 88,000-square-foot grand banking hall on the second floor, recently restored. The building stands on the site of the former Grand Pacific Hotel, where the continental United States was officially divided into four standard time zones in 1883, an event commemorated with a plaque outside the building on Jackson Street. BACK TO PROJECTS © 2020 | Maron Electric Company | Terms & Conditions