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  • Independence Community Learning Center

    Independence Community Learning Center

    LOCATION:

    Four Seasons Park, Independence, WI 54747

    CLIENT:

    City of Independence

    SIZE:

    9,735 GSF Conditioned

    2,075 GSF Sheltered

    PROGRAM:

    Porch, Hub, Collections, Children’s Nook, Telehealth, Multipurpose, Teaching Kitchen, Food Pantry, Youth Hall, Classrooms, Workroom, Office, Mezzanine, Support

    TIMELINE:

    Design 2024-2025

    Construction 2025-2026

    ROLE:

    Project Architect

    RECOGNITION:

    Flexible Facilities Program Grant

    Diversifying Activity in a Public Park

    Description

    The City of Independence was looking to extend the library’s mission and create an environment where residents can access vital services, engage in lifelong learning, and enjoy cultural and recreational activities. In 2024, the Flexible Facilities Program Grant allowed Independence to realize its goal. To serve as a hub for essential services, the Independence Library and Community Learning Center integrates the library, youth center, community room, food pantry/teaching kitchen. This project represents a significant step towards building a more equitable, connected, and vibrant community. High-quality, reliable broadband internet will ensure modern infrastructure for all. The ICLC will provide comprehensive services and facilities to enable health monitoring, educational support, food security, workforce development, and digital access to address critical community needs.

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  • D.R. Moon Memorial Library

    D.R. Moon Memorial Library

    LOCATION:

    154 E 4th Ave, Stanley, WI 54768, USA

    CLIENT:

    City of Stanley

    SIZE:

    3,820 GSF Renovation

    6,750 GSF Addition

    PROGRAM:

    Ramping Circulation, Collections, Children’s Area, Young Adult Area, Multipurpose, Reading, Technology, Café Commons, Kitchen, Group, Study, Wellness, Work, Office, Support

    TIMELINE:

    Design 2022-2025

    Construction 2025-2026

    ROLE:

    Project Architect

    RECOGNITION:

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    Expanding Access in a Small Community

    Description

    Built in 1901 and named for the lumber baron who gifted it to the town of Stanley, the existing library is a time-tested structure that exhibits classic regional craftsmanship. It has served a multicultural community for over one hundred years, surviving at least one fire and earning its place on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.
    The proposed addition is seen as an elaboration on this legacy, and as a response to the evolving rituals of the contemporary library. More than tripling in size and introducing a multitude of new media capabilities, the expanded library promises to facilitate rich and diverse community engagements. Along with stacks and digital resources, the addition will house a large Community Room conducive to—among other things—town gatherings, shelter during storms, maker space activities and storytime for local school children.

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  • Heritage Hall at UW-Stout

    Heritage Hall at UW-Stout

    LOCATION:

    10th Ave E, Menomonie, WI 54751

    CLIENT:

    University of Wisconsin – Stout

    SIZE:

    108,000 GSF

    PROGRAM:

    Commons, Health, Food & Nutritional Sciences, Student Counseling, Disability Services, Classrooms, Kinesiology, Teaching, Learning & Leadership, Vocational Rehabilitation, Hospitality & Tourism Development, Rehabilitation & Human Services, Education, Child & Family Studies

    TIMELINE:

    Design 2022-2025

    Construction 2025-2027

    ROLE:

    Project Designer

    RECOGNITION:

    Supercharging a Polytechnic Engine on Campus

    Description

    An austere masonry workhorse built in the 1970s, Heritage Hall is being reimagined as a state-of-the-art, multi-disciplinary academic engine, conducive to a plurality of expanded uses and improvisations. Double-height central spaces work to promote a sense of togetherness and health amidst the building’s diverse activities. Open vertical circulation invites visitors to experience Heritage in its totality, traversing four floors and numerous innovative programs on public display.

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  • Altra La Crosse

    Altra La Crosse

    LOCATION:

    2715 Losey Blvd S, La Crosse, WI 54601, USA

    CLIENT:

    Altra Federal Credit Union

    SIZE:

    – GSF Renovation

    PROGRAM:

    TIMELINE:

    Design 2023

    Construction 2024

    ROLE:

    Project Architect

    RECOGNITION:

    Enhancing an Everyday Exchange

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  • Copeland Apartment

    Copeland Apartment

    LOCATION:

    La Crosse, WI, USA

    CLIENT:

    Private

    SIZE:

    1,325 GSF Renovation

    PROGRAM:

    Foyer, Hall, Kitchen, Living, Dining, Flex Office, Sleeping, Bathing

    TIMELINE:

    Design 2025

    Construction 2026

    ROLE:

    Project Architect

    RECOGNITION:

    Layering within a Small Space

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  • XLT Raised Beds

    XLT Raised Beds

    CLIENT:

    Partner, Dog

    SIZE:

    144″ L x 34″ W x 42″ H

    MATERIALS:

    Pine, Cedar, Stainless Steel, Fabric

    TIMELINE:

    Design 2023

    Construction 2023

    ROLE:

    Designer, Constructor

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