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06/09/2026

AG Architecture is pleased to announce award recognition for two Presbyterian Homes & Services projects in Southeastern Wisconsin. The Business Journal of Milwaukee honored Dickson Hollow in Menomonee Falls as a finalist in the 2026 Real Estate Awards, a program that highlights impactful projects that contribute to the economy and future growth of the region. The project also received design awards from the Wisconsin Chapters of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID) and the International Interior Design Association (IIDA). Furthermore, The Daily Reporter recognized both Dickson Hollow and Pewaukee-based Kirkland Crossings as 2026 Top Projects, which honors the top construction projects throughout Wisconsin.

AG Architecture is pleased to announce award recognition for two Presbyterian Homes & Services projects in Southeastern Wisconsin.

06/03/2026

AG is pleased to announce the promotion of Andrew Alden to Senior Design Architect and a member of the AG Leadership Team. In this expanded role, Andrew will continue to lead stakeholder engagement, conceptual and schematic design on complex projects, while managing and mentoring the AG Design Team. He looks forward to playing a role in deepening the firm’s commitment to research-driven, experiential design.

AG is pleased to announce the promotion of Andrew Alden to Senior Design Architect and a member of the AG Leadership Team.

06/02/2026

AG loves to support organizations doing incredible work. Thanks for having us St. Camillus!

05/29/2026

Hybrid Homes — Design Principles for Today’s Residents
As older adults contemplate a transition from their cherished home to the lifestyle of senior living communities, they often face a limited choice of available housing options: cottages or corridor buildings. There has to be a better option, right? Architects, developers, and owners are now saying, YES.

Hybrid homes expand resident choice and provide owners and developers with a compelling senior living housing product.

05/27/2026

Best Wishes, John!
John Cronin has been a creative influence at AG for 38 years, designing environments with contextual sensitivity that foster a sense of community. We want to take this moment to say—Thank you & Happy Retirement!

As John Cronin settles into the next chapter of his well-designed life, we want to take this moment to say—Thank you & Happy Retirement!

05/26/2026

We're happy to continue sponsoring this fun community event. Don't miss the opportunity to see art-in-action in beautiful downtown Wauwatosa on June 5th & 6th.

Returning June 5 & 6, 2026 The nation’s largest live bracket-style painting tournament is coming back to The Village of Wauwatosa for the 5th year!June 5th 5–8pmJune 6th 10am-4:30pmFor the last four years, ART 64® has taken over The Village of Wauwatosa streets and has become a must attend even...

04/29/2026

AG Perks Alert! It was our annual Senior Associates Make Brunch day! We had eggs and toppings, toast, Hawaiian roll sliders, french toast, pancakes, fruit, bacon, and sausage, no one walked away hungry. Thank you SA team!!

04/13/2026

AG Architecture was pleased to host Brent Roffers & Tou Thao as UWM Externs for a week of immersive learning and hands-on exposure to architectural practice. Their schedule was intentionally designed to give them a broad view of firm life, including design exercises, team and project meetings, portfolio and resume reviews, discussions on administration, concept design, construction documents, MEP coordination, marketing, critique sessions, and a project site tour.
One of the most rewarding parts of hosting externs is helping students connect the dots between what they learn in school and what they experience in practice. Over the week, they had the chance to see that architecture is not only about design ideas, but also about teamwork, communication, technical problem-solving, and learning from others across the profession.
We hope the experience gave them a stronger sense of what a future in architecture can look like and helped build confidence as they continue their educational journey. Thank you to the many AG team members who shared their time, knowledge, and encouragement throughout the week. Supporting students as they explore the profession is an important investment in the future of architecture.
We are grateful to have been part of their journey and look forward to seeing where their path in architecture leads next!

04/02/2026

Each spring, the Environments for Aging Conference brings senior living designers, suppliers and leaders together for three days of inspiration, learning and networking. Enjoy these highlights from the 2026 Conference from AG's Andrew Alden, AIA, NCARB.

AG's Andrew Alden values conference experiences as a source of learning, inspiration, and connection. Read his EFA 2026 highlights.

03/24/2026

After AG’s inaugural 2025 WisCANsin-themed Canstruction® participation, the team was ready for round two. In honor of the Milwaukee Public Museum’s last year before its highly anticipated and historic 2027 move, AG was one of 11 teams that embraced the challenge of creating CAN’t Forget the Magic—themed sculptures to celebrate the most iconic and cherished exhibits.

AG Architecture was one of 11 teams to participate in the 2026 CAN't Forget the Magic-themed Canstruction event.