The project list
Buildings you can go and stand in front of.
An airport terminal, a teen center, an apartment development, a school commons, a restaurant, a powersports dealership. Every project below is ours, photographed on site, with the client named.
Wittman Regional Airport, Oshkosh
Basler Flight Service terminal
A new terminal building for Basler Flight Service: stone and brick elevation, a curved roof, and a lobby with a fireplace people wait in before a flight.



Green Bay area, Wisconsin
Howard Commons, exteriors
A multi-building apartment development taken from bare winter ground through to finished exterior.



Green Bay area, Wisconsin
Howard Commons, interiors and community spaces
The clubhouse, kitchens and community rooms inside Howard Commons.


Boys and Girls Club
The Club Teen Center
A curved timber and steel entrance canopy carries the whole building, the first thing you see from the parking lot.


Northeast Wisconsin
Culver's restaurant
A full franchise exterior, stacked stone facade, branded awnings and the pylon sign, built to the brand's standards and the city's.


Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Jackson Kahl Insurance
A full office buildout, including the navy feature wall behind reception and a monogram window detail worked out in design, not added after.



Ripon, Wisconsin
Ripon School District commons
A school commons built to take a few hundred students twice a day, with a polished concrete floor and district colours set into the wall panels.


Northeast Wisconsin
Production and office building
A combined production and office building for a manufacturing client, from the shop floor to the front offices.


Northeast Wisconsin
Fred's Fastrac, Polaris dealership
A powersports dealership built out for Fred's Fastrac, shot from the air and on the ground once the showroom was finished.


Northeast Wisconsin
Jobsite and structural work
Framing, concrete and steel on active jobsites, before the finish work goes in.



Northeast Wisconsin
Park pavilion and overlook shelter
A park pavilion and overlook shelter, built for public use.

