Corporate photography at Schaumburg Corporate Center
Two fourteen story towers and a low rise building on Woodfield Road, rebuilt to Class A+ and filling fast. A day at 1501 and a day at 1515 are planned differently, so the address is the first thing we ask for.
Schaumburg Corporate Center is three buildings on Woodfield Road holding roughly a million square feet between them. A four story building of about 380,000 square feet sits at 1501 Woodfield Road, and two fourteen story towers of about 310,000 square feet each sit at 1515 and 1475. GlenStar owns the property and spent about $28 million on a redevelopment that took it to Class A+. Leasing followed the work. Occupancy reached 78 percent at the end of 2024 after Comcast signed along with eleven other tenants, and CoStar has described it as the highest occupied Class A office property in the Northwest suburbs. The mix of one low rise and two towers is the thing that shapes a photography day here.
There is no published directory for the property, but the leasing record is public. Comcast signed during the redevelopment push, and eleven other tenants signed in the same stretch, which is what carried occupancy to 78 percent by the close of 2024. For a production day that means a broad and recently turned over tenant base rather than one anchor company, and it is common for several unrelated firms in these three buildings to be running their own photography programs in the same season.
The towers and the low rise building give different days. In the fourteen story buildings elevator timing decides whether a schedule holds, so we set up near the elevator bank and bring people through in small waves rather than calling a whole floor at once. The four story building at 1501 has the larger floor plates and usually the easier room to find. A conference room of roughly ten feet by eight plus one power outlet is enough in either case, and we confirm dock access, freight elevator and the certificate of insurance with your office manager the week before.
We photograph on site, in your own office. If your team is in this building, the notes below are what the day looks like. Nothing here is a claim to a past session in it, and no tenant named is a client unless it says so elsewhere on this site.
Sample work, photographed at other clients' offices rather than in this building. It is the standard a session here would be held to.
- Buildings
- Three, at 1475, 1501 and 1515 Woodfield Road
- Size
- About one million square feet in total
- Heights
- Fourteen stories at 1475 and 1515, four at 1501
- Owner
- GlenStar, after a $28 million redevelopment
- Class
- Class A+ following the rebuild
- Occupancy
- 78 percent at the end of 2024
Working in Schaumburg Corporate Center
The practical side of a shoot in this building, so the day runs on schedule.
Which building
Tell us the address when you book. A day at 1501 and a day at 1515 are planned differently, because one is a four story plate and the other is a tower with a single elevator core.
Booking the room
About eight by ten feet with a power outlet. A conference room on your own floor beats anything shared, since it keeps people from queueing in a corridor that other tenants use.
Building access
The property has been through a full redevelopment and management runs it accordingly. We send the certificate of insurance and confirm loading and freight elevator times ahead of the visit.
Schedule
A day absorbs forty to sixty people at an unhurried pace. Programs that span two of the three buildings run across two dates, with the same setup and the same standard on each.
New hires
A property filling this quickly tends to mean teams still growing into their space. A short return visit for recent starters keeps one consistent look across the roster.
What we make for Schaumburg Corporate Center teams
A headshot program is usually the first project. It is rarely the only one, and the same photographer handles the rest.
Corporate headshot programs
Whole teams photographed in one or two days, to one standard that holds as people join and leave.
See headshot programsExecutive portraits
Leadership portraits with the weight the business expects, for annual reports, press and the board page.
See executive portraitsBrand films and campaign video
Directed, filmed and edited by one person, from the first scope conversation through final delivery.
See brand film workRecruiting and employer brand
Culture photography and video made in the building people would actually work in, for careers pages and hiring campaigns.
See recruiting workCommercial and facility photography
A marketing team's image library for the year, so the next campaign does not start with a stock search.
See commercial workConference and event coverage
Sessions, keynotes, booths and headshot stations, photographed and filmed in the same visit.
See event coverageHeadshots are often one piece of a larger photo library. The same visit can also cover leadership portraits, recruiting content, workplace photography, video, or event coverage, and when one photographer handles all of it, the library looks like it came from one company.
See how the full engagement worksSchaumburg Corporate Center questions
What teams in this office park usually ask first.
Do you need a room in all three buildings?
How much space do you need?
How early should we get a date on the calendar?
Will these match what our other locations already have?
What about people who work hybrid?
Other buildings in this district
Your team is in Schaumburg Corporate Center?
Tell me the headcount, the floor and the dates. A proposal follows a short conversation, and questions are answered within one business day.