UW-Stout Residence Hall to Undergo Major Renovation
Marking the first renovation of University of Wisconsin-Stout’s McCalmont Hall since its opening 50 years ago, state and university officials recently selected BWBR to lead the design of the project that will increase the hall’s re...
Continue ReadingKrump, Ranum Named Principals
BWBR recently named two new principals to its leadership team, promoting Brad Krump, AIA, EDAC, and Michael Ranum. One of the largest and oldest design firms in the region providing architectural and interior design services, BWBR’s promotions e...
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The Office Environment Matters to Our Work
Announcements earlier this year at Yahoo! and Best Buy curtailing work-at-home options for employees have stirred a passionat...
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BWBR’s Reem Named President of AAHID
Stephanie Reem, CID, AAHID, EDAC, LEED AP, recently became president of the board of regents for the American Acad...
Continue ReadingWalker, Maresh Named New Shareholders of Firm
BWBR recently named Victor Walker, AIA, CCCA, LEED AP, and Rochelle Maresh, CID, LEE...
Continue ReadingThe Imperative Is on Us to Change Our Thinking
These words really struck a note when we heard them in regards to a patient receiving mental health treatment: “It makes a difference when you say, ‘My mom is on the 4th floor,” versus ‘My mom’s at Behavioral Health.’ People now...
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BWBR Opens New Madison Office
Expanding our footprint in the Upper Midwest, we’re excited to announce the opening of a new office in Madison, Wis., at 1241 John Q. Hammons Drive...
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BWBR Welcomes Hanley as New Principal
Growing our footprint in the Upper Midwest, BWBR recently named Thomas Hanley, AIA, LEED AP, as principal managing our new Madison, Wis., office. Hanley joins our seven...
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Wild Named Principal at BWBR
Celebrating our 90th year, we recently named Doug Wild, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, as our newest principal. In our seventh generation of leadership, BWBR’s appointment of Wild...
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USDA Loans to Provide $38 Million for BWBR-Designed Building, Renovations at Mercy-Moose Lake
A project that includes a 116,400-square-foot, two-story addition to Mercy Hospital in Moose Lake will proceed after officials learned it will receive $38 million in loans from the U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development pr...
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