AIA Milwaukee

JUN 12 Tuesday

4:00pm - 5:00pm (Check-In @ 3:45pm)
Hilton Garden Inn | 611 N. Broadway St. | Milwaukee, WI 53202 >> MAP

Kahler Slater is working with Chicago-based First Hospitality Group on the adaptive reuse of a historic office building to become a 128-key Hilton Garden Inn. The Richardsonian Romanesque structure once housed the headquarters of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance and is one of the best remaining examples of its kind in the Midwest, from its solid granite exterior to its soaring atrium. It sits in a critical location to help revitalize the key Broadway Corridor in downtown Milwaukee.

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JUN 20 Wednesday

Join AIA Milwaukee in our 7th Annual Blood Drive.

All qualified donors are welcome, no need to be an architect.

This Blood Drive is the second of a series and represent AIA Milwaukee's community initiative to promote blood donation as a sustaining gift to those in need locally. Please mark your calendars to calibrate your donation schedule - donors are eligible every 58 days.

Next Blood Drives:

HGA // August 23rd (10:00am - 2:00pm)

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Congratulations to the winners of our first annual Emerging Professionals Design Competition: Reclamation

1^st: Erik Hancock, AIA

2^nd: Craig Huebner

3^rd: Miranda Mote, Assoc. AIA

Check them out!! >>

Competition entries will be on display at the following locations:

> Stone Creek Coffee Lounge, Grand Avenue Mall (April 23-30)

> AIA Wisconsin State Convention (May 2-3)

> Milwaukee Intermodal Station (May 7-14)

“An art museum expansion, a hill-hugging cabin getaway, a minimalist music studio and an old hospital transformed into housing for the homeless are among the architectural projects that were recognized today for excellence by AIA Wisconsin, the state society of the American Institute of Architects.”

“All of the annual awards, which go to practicing Wisconsin firms, were won by Milwaukee-area firms this year. Selected by a jury of esteemed architects from outside the region, the projects were recognized during a luncheon ceremony today during the annual AIA conference in Madison.” READ MORE >> Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Article