
First Immanuel Lutheran School
GDG designed a building addition that includes 14 new classrooms utilizing 21st century learning elements, six offices and a reception area.













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GROTH Design Group was the architect of record for this highly-visible building on Marquette University’s Campus. The design features moveable walls and equipment, allowing students to work on simulated cases with students in other health-related specialties. Beyond its academic mission, the glassy, four-story facility is welcoming and community-facing, transforming its Clybourn Street corridor.
Select program areas include:
The exterior of the addition presents a contemporary facade reflecting the innovative learning environment within, while using a blend of materials drawn from the multiple previous additions in a cohesive and unified campus design.
Completion
2019
Square Footage
43,445
Services
site planning
space programming
full architecture
interior design

GDG designed a building addition that includes 14 new classrooms utilizing 21st century learning elements, six offices and a reception area.

Located immediately adjacent to Lake Michigan’s shores, this building provides a unique and unprecedented site for studying the lake shoreline and the Great Lakes watershed.

A new K-8 school which includes the school, school additions designed to complement the existing church.