Galbraith Carnahan Architects
Related Stories
Senior housing project pitched for OneNorth development in Bayside
Wauwatosa-based Matter Development is proposing a 153-unit senior living facility as the next phase of the 26-acre OneNorth development...
Center for Veterans Issues expansion to double capacity for homeless veterans
In hopes of taking their residents from "living to thriving," Milwaukee's Center for Veterans Issues (CVI) is renovating and...
Townhome, apartment project proposed in West Allis
A local development team is planning to replace a string of vacant buildings and an underutilized public park in...
Galbraith Carnahan Architects
Wauwatosa | Founded: 2012
Industry: Architecture and engineering
Employees: 12
Galbraith Carnahan Architects designs buildings for office, residential, hospitality and multifamily...
Construction begins on Pewaukee senior living facility
Construction is underway on a new senior living facility in the village of Pewaukee.
Development firms Matter Development and ICAP...
Future 50 winners for 2023 announced
The 2023 Future 50 winners have added nearly 1,400 jobs in the Milwaukee region during the past three years.
Future...
- Advertisement -
Café proposed for vacant Wauwatosa office building
A group that includes a former Colectivo Coffee Roasters and Alterra Coffee Roasters manager wants to redevelop a long-vacant...
Aldermen approve ‘Brewers Lofts’ redevelopment of Valley Square apartment building site
An $25 million, affordable housing project aimed at redeveloping the aging Valley Square Apartments building at 3808 W. Wisconsin Ave. in Milwaukee, and adjacent parcel, into a mixed-use development with 79 new apartments as well as office and commercial space gained approval from the Milwaukee Common Council on Tuesday morning.
