by Benjamin Chung | Oct 14, 2026 | Featured Story, Multi-Family
The Apiary Apartments—A Community Buzzing with Life—adds a dynamic modern multifamily destination to West Allis and expands AG Architecture’s Milwaukee-area residential portfolio. Designed in collaboration with developer Land By Label, the elevated, amenity-rich...
by AG Architecture | Mar 9, 2026 | Featured Story, Multi-Family, Newsworthy
Whether in a university setting or on a healthcare campus, students have distinct housing needs. The design of student life environments must support their educational pursuits, reinforce a healthy and balanced lifestyle, provide a safe and affordable living space,...
by Mike Miller | Oct 21, 2024 | Featured Story, Mixed-Use / Retail, Multi-Family, Newsworthy, Senior Living, The AG Team
In AG’s pursuit of Bright Vision. Bold Communities. we have a mantra that guides our process and unifies our team—provide vision, build consensus and bring certainty and predictability to the construction process. While we are highly regarded for our design work and...
by The AG Design Team | Aug 14, 2023 | Mixed-Use / Retail, Multi-Family, Newsworthy
REVIVE. RENEW. REVITALIZE. AG relishes the chance to reimagine the possibilities of a historic site. Adaptive reuse projects are prime opportunities for Bright Vision. Bold Communities. J. Jeffers & Company, based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is known for...
by AG Architecture | Aug 9, 2023 | Mixed-Use / Retail, Multi-Family, Newsworthy
When August hits so do back-to-school sales and the anticipation of a new school year. Thanks to Western Golf Association AG enjoys the back-to-school spirit at various times throughout the year, and year after year since the 1980s. Through the Evans Scholars...
by AG Architecture | May 15, 2023 | Multi-Family, Newsworthy
There are many advantages to long-term client relationships and in the case of the collaboration between AG Architecture and Fiduciary Real Estate Development, these advantages have benefited renters in suburban communities in Wisconsin, Illinois and North Carolina....
