04/22/2026
Happy Earth Day to this beautiful planet we call home. As architects and designers, we play a big role in the health of our planet. We create spaces that occupy land, use materials, and shape communities; we take our responsibility as stewards of the Earth seriously. Swipe through the photos to see some of the practices we carry into every project, incorporating practical and effective principles throughout the design, construction, and operation phases.
ThriveOn King: Milwaukee, WI | Exterior restoration and interior renovation of 400,000+ SF of the historic Schuster’s department store to include multi-family residences, Medical College of WI and GMW offices, shared community, event and amenity spaces and facilities for early childhood education,, along with a new 300+ car parking deck.
The Promenade: Ashwaubenon, WI | An active senior housing apartment building thoughtfully textured with bioretention, adorned with local flora and fauna plantings, and enriched with butterfly gardens or pollinator patches, creating a naturally harmonized aesthetic.
Engberg Anderson Milwaukee Office: WI | The Dye House, initially constructed in 1922, now stands as a beacon of adaptive reuse, demonstrating how thoughtful restoration and strategic design interventions can breathe new life into historic structures while honoring their enduring significance within the urban fabric.
Warner Park: Madison, WI | A recreation center with social spaces, flexible community rooms, child care, a gym, and more. This expansion transforms the center into a sustainability hub including a geothermal system and solar panels that reduce the City of Madison's carbon footprint.
Timber Lofts: Milwaukee, WI | The first mass timber building in Milwaukee consists of 60 residential units across a renovated historic building and a new CLT/mass timber constructed building. The CLT
ceilings, posts, and beams harmonized aesthetically with the cleaned exposed timber from the historic construction.
