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Gamber-Johnson’s new world headquarters in Stevens Point now includes expanded warehouse and production space, as well as a newly renovated 133,000 sq. ft. office facility. Welcome to you new home! 

This marks the beginning of the long awaited Community within the Corridor. Today we broke ground on this inspiring project today and got to see and hear from the people behind this vision! https://bit.ly/3iqWEWh

The Mayor’s Design Awards are presented in an ongoing effort to recognize design excellence throughout the City of Milwaukee. Recipients have added value to their neighborhoods by restoring, constructing or enhancing their properties in a way that respects the urban fabric and contributes to the character of their surroundings.

Today we celebrated a major milestone for the Ronald McDonald House Charities Eastern Wisconsin on the groundbreaking of their new addition. The 33,000 sf addition adds 14 new resident rooms, an indoor play room, a communal kitchen and dining rooms for residents, and volunteer offices and breakrooms. These new spaces allow

Continuum Architects believes that everyone should have access to the most basic needs – and that includes a place to live. We understand there are a range of individuals who may need quality, safe, and affordable housing, including seniors, low-wage and middle-income families, single parents, young professionals entering the

Spring is right around the corner, and so is the start of construction on the new addition to Ronald McDonald House Charities!

After five years on the drawing boards, construction is underway on Milwaukee’s largest affordable housing mixed-use redevelopment!

Continuum Architects recently teamed up with #DowntownMilwaukee, #SculptureMilwaukee and Majic Productions to help transform Milwaukee’s cultural landscape through outdoor art.

The future home to Community within the Corridor.

Wauwatosa apartments with lower rents meant to appeal to students of the nearby Medical College of Wisconsin could break ground this spring.

Some local business leaders, especially those with a presence on Milwaukee’s Near West Side, are touting the myriad benefits a new $164 million Milwaukee State Office Building would have on the neighborhood.

Wauwatosa’s Community Development Authority on Wednesday voted to continue negotiations with Mandel Group, selecting it over the other three proposals.