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 AG Architecture | Oct 21, 2024 | Awards, Newsworthy, The AG Team
AG Architecture is pleased to announce that WTWH Healthcare, a WTWH Media Company, selected Senior Associate Hailey Schwobe as part of the Future Leaders Class of 2024, sponsored by PointClickCare. The Future Leaders awards program recognizes dynamic leaders, age 40...
by Tony Luciano | Oct 21, 2024 | Newsworthy, Tech Talk
Strategies for Hurricanes, Tornadoes & Blizzards Natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes, and blizzards can wreak havoc on buildings and infrastructure, leading to significant economic losses and threats to life and safety. In the United States, where...
by Eric Harrmann | Jun 24, 2024 | Newsworthy, Senior Living, Thought Leadership
When it comes to addressing design challenges, there is more than one way to successfully solve a problem. In the case of senior living, the design approach to these project challenges begins with a mindset, a for-profit or a not-for-profit approach. While the history...
by Marcia Zalenski | Oct 21, 2024 | Newsworthy, Senior Living, The AG Team
The AG Team looks forward to seeing clients, colleagues, and friends at LeadingAge 2024. This year senior living industry professionals are headed to Music City Center in Nashville to Learn. Network. Discover. AG’s Eric Harrmann is kicking off the educational...
by Tony Luciano | Jun 24, 2024 | Newsworthy, Tech Talk
Summer is quickly approaching in Wisconsin and much of the country has already been experiencing warmer weather this year. Recently there have been more news stories, and more misinformation, about significant changes coming for air conditioner regulations. It appears...
