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Ordinary Beauty
Dohmen building’s redesign is a model for how to add value and grace while updating a 1960s creation.
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Dohmen Moves to Historic Third Ward
The consulting company relocates to neighborhood where it all began 156 years ago.
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Rooftop Dining
The dramatic yet oh-so-civilized views from Cafe Benelux, Wolf Peach and Hotel Metro's Zen on 7.
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From the new Pizza Man to Radio Milwaukee to Junior House Lofts, the winners span many styles and neighborhoods. Photo Galleries of every winning design.
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Why the Bucks Arena is Downtown — And Will Stay There
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The Dead Zones
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Bay View Alterra is Open for Business
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Biking Takes Spotlight this Summer
Highlights include 76 miles of new or improved bike lanes, and a raised bike lane for Bay View.
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Cafe Hollander Opens Milwaukee’s Third On-street Bike Corral
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Storefront Design Updates
Two small projects, one in East Town and the other on the East Side, are currently taking an existing poor design situation and attempting to activate the street through new designs.
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