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Thursday, March 28, 2013

In Milwaukee Magazine April 2013


Here's a great story that appears in the April edition of Milwaukee Magazine.

The Concordia University Wisconsin School of Pharmacy represents a learning-centered approach to education, creating networks of places for learning. Teaching spaces and classrooms support traditional informative teaching styles, collaborative learning, and group work, and flexible conversational learning.


Monday, February 25, 2013

Outstanding Design | American School and University

Concordia University Wisconsin | Coburg Residence Hall

Concordia University Wisconsin, Coburg Residence Hall, Mequon, Wisconsin was selected to appear as an Outstanding Design in the 2012 American School & University Architectural Portfolio . . . the premier showcase celebrating the best in education design.


 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Here are some links to the project:

Congratulations to the entire design team!

 


Monday, January 21, 2013

Mequon's 'town center' proposal fits area's urban trend

Jan. 19, 2013***Link to Article by:  Tom Daykin of the Journal Sentinel


The project includes two multistory apartment buildings with street-level commercial space, a retail commercial office building, a replacement facility for the Legions Hall, and a restaurant pub at the corner.
Prospective commercial tenants include Lowlands Group, a restaurant operator that includes two Cafe Hollander locations, and Alterra Coffee Roasters Inc.
View of the South-East Apartment and Retail mixed use building.
"Mayer Helminiak Architects, LLC 2013. All rights Reserved"
 

Ariel view of the overall development looking North.
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"This is a significant step forward in urbanizing a small portion of a suburban community," said Mayor Curt Gielow. "It puts some vibrancy in the area to attract some other things."