Featured Archives - RAMLOW/STEIN Architecture + Interiors

Jonathan Delagrave Youth Development and Care Center

The Jonathan Delagrave Youth Development and Care Center represents a major step forward in how we support and rehabilitate at-risk youth. Working alongside Racine County, we’ve created a space that builds on their nationally recognized approach to juvenile justice. The 70,000 square foot secure residential care facility provides community space, classrooms, mental health suites, dining … Read more

Usona Institute Campus

The Usona Institute has created a groundbreaking home for psychedelic research and therapy. This innovative medical research organization explores the healing potential of psilocybin and similar consciousness-altering compounds. Their new 100,000-square-foot complex seamlessly combines research, treatment, and educational spaces. Our team joined the project early, offering crucial design insights before construction began. The facility’s architecture … Read more

South Hall – UW Stout

South Hall at the University of Wisconsin Stout stands as a testament to the institution’s commitment to providing top-notch facilities to its student body. The refurbished residence hall proudly displays a host of upgrades, including sleek, modernized amenities, rejuvenated social spaces, and seamlessly transformed rooms that offer both a comfortable and conducive environment for learning … Read more

Promega Turing Center

The Alan Turing Center is an existing multi-tenant office building RAMLOW/STEIN was enlisted to renovate and expand to support Promega team members. Home to many departments, including Technical Services, Cell Manufacturing, Instrument Services and Engineering, and Corporate Archives, the team needed increased square footage for workspace and more efficient processes. The building is named after … Read more

Promega Kepler Center

The Kepler Center is Promega’s Global Distribution hub as well as home to Customer Service, Kit Packaging, and Wellness. The building is named after Johannes Kepler, a 17th-century mathematician, astronomer, and physicist who authored the Laws of Planetary Motion, describing the movement of the planets around the sun. As a processing center, the building is … Read more

J. Leinenkugel’s Barrel Yard – American Family Field

The J. Leinenkugel Barrel Yard Restaurant is the newest addition to American Family Field, offering an unparalleled dining experience for baseball fans and food enthusiasts alike. Named after one of the oldest and most reputable breweries in the United States, the restaurant boasts a new, on-premise, 3-barrel brewery system, two custom bars that extend over … Read more

Welcome Center – MSOE

The MSOE Welcome Center, located at the primary crossroads of the MSOE campus, serves as a first point of contact for prospective student families, a touchstone for valued alumni, and a collaboration hub for students. This new, highly visible, facility adds a dynamic and inviting destination space to elevate the campus community. The Admissions experience … Read more

Science Learning Commons – Lawrence University

Lawrence University, a private Liberal Arts College in Appleton, WI, believes engaged learning to be the most effective way to prepare students for lives of personal fulfillment and professional accomplishment. To that mission, LU spent three years dreaming and reimagining how an outdated science lecture hall could and should work. Preparations for how to best … Read more

Forest County Potawatomi Community Center

Nestled in the woods of Crandon Wisconsin, the Forest County Potawatomi Community Center is a central hub and a resource to operate as an extension of formal and cultural education, recreation, athletic training, competition, wellness, and social events. The entire design of the building was informed by the Forest County Potawatomi culture, from the two … Read more

Milwaukee VA Soldiers Home – Old Main

The Milwaukee VA Soldiers Home – Old Main Building was constructed in 1869 as a domiciliary for veterans of the Civil War. The building was expanded through a series of additions from 1875 to 1937 and remained in use, serving veterans until 1989. For the next 30 years, the building sat abandoned and fell into … Read more