
757 N. Broadway
The owners of 757 N. Broadway in downtown Milwaukee desired a facelift for their building to attract tenants and create a recognizable identity for the building.
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Johnson Controls sought to update and relocate six of their existing labs together to allow potential and current customers an opportunity to tour, view and better understand their Lab processes.
Included in this project were the six following labs: Materials Lab, UL Lab, Actuator Lab, Valve Test Lab, Refrigeration Lab and 3D Printer Lab. The project was fitted into some of their existing space located at the 507 E. Michigan campus in Milwaukee to be in the same location as their seventh floor Showcase space.
Design of the Labs incorporates a Customer Path to allow clients a first-hand view of Lab activity. Lab Nodes were incorporated in the Customer Path that contain interactive monitor displays to educate users about each Lab space and associated activities.
Completion
2020
Square Footage
18,700
Services
Space Programming
Interior Design
Corporate Branding
Flexible Space Programming
The owners of 757 N. Broadway in downtown Milwaukee desired a facelift for their building to attract tenants and create a recognizable identity for the building.
This complete renovation turned a former parking garage into a gateway to the transforming 5th Street streetscape in Milwaukee’s Walker’s Point neighborhood.
GROTH Design Group assisted with interior alterations to an existing 61,710 total square foot, 2-story office building.