Portfolio of recent work

1. jerry wick, AiA
ArcHiTecT
eDUcATiON PrOjecT ArcHiTecT
Bachelor of Science, Architectural Studies, with input from the project manager, jerry will be responsible for the technical
University of wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1992 development of your project, evaluating, selecting, and applying architectural
techniques, procedures, and criteria. He will create construction documents and
reGiSTrATiON specifications as well as coordinate sub-consultants and technical staff.
American institute of Architects:
wisconsin, 2006 rePreSeNTATiVe eXPerieNce
• 191 South 2nd Street, Milwaukee, wi
PrOFeSSiONAL AFFiLiATiONS • 333 east chicago Street, Milwaukee, wi
American institute of Architects (AiA), • 2230 North king Drive restoration / Addition, Milwaukee, wi
Member, 2006 • 400 woodland Prime Tenant improvement, Milwaukee, wi
• Applebee’s restaurant, Various wisconsin Locations
• Bayshore Town center Glendale, wi
• Bayshore-Leasing Support
• Brewer’s Hill cobblers Lofts, Milwaukee, wi
• First industrial-Lubbock, Butler, wi
• Ge Leadership institute Addition, Pewaukee, wi
• Grafton retail Development, Grafton, wi
• The Lang company Store, Various US Locations
• Lake Terrace Apartments, jackson, wi
• Midtown center, Milwaukee, wi
• Pizza Hut, Various wisconsin Locations
• The Shops at Grand Avenue, Milwaukee, wi
• St. Louis Galleria, St. Louis, MO
• whole Foods Market, Madison, wi
• wisconsin Humane Society, Milwaukee, wi

2. applebee’s Neighborhood bar & grill
va r i o u s lo cat i o n
Owner:
Wisconsin Hospitality Group
Stores: 19 Locations
EUA set out to develop a flexible prototype for Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill, the world’s largest casual
dining restaurant concept. The protoype was designed to fit a variety of site types such as a multi-tenant
shopping centers and stand-alone facilities. EUA teamed with Applebee’s franchises throughout Minnesota
and Wisconsin to customize the layout, as well as maximize parking and building locations on individual
sites.
LOCATIONS:
• Winona, MN • Madison, WI
• Bayshore Mall, Whitefish Bay, WI • Marinette, WI
• Beaver Dam, WI • Marshfield, WI
• Brown Deer, WI • Mayfair Mall, Wauwatosa, WI
• Delafield, WI • New Berlin, WI
• Eau Claire, WI • Oak Creek, WI
• Fon du Lac, WI • Racine, WI
• Grand Avenue, Milwaukee, WI • Wausau, WI
• Kenosha, WI • West Allis, WI
• Lake Geneva, WI • Wisconsin Dells, WI

3. bays h o r e to w n c e n t e r
glendale, wisconsin
Developer: Steiner & Associates
Design Architect:
Development Design Group (DDG)
Retail & Restaurant square footage:
965,000
Cinema square footage: 33,250
Office square footage: 215,470
Parking: 4,442-car
Residential units: 229
Gross Leasable Area: 1,214,000
EUA was the architect of record for Bayshore Town Center, a project that transformed an existing, big-
box mall located in Glendale, Wisconsin into a thriving lifestyle center. The new hybrid village combines
traditional indoor mall space with outdoor lifestyle shops and restaurants. In addition to retail and dining,
the mixed-use development also includes a theater, health club, office space, residential condominiums and
apartments, multiple parking decks, two freestanding pavillions and a central square.
The completed development consists of more than 1,200,000 square feet and was created in the tradition
of great lifestyle centers such as Easton Town Center in Columbus, Ohio.

4. bays h o r e to w n c e n t e r continued
glendale, wisconsin

5. c o b b l e r ’ s lo f t s
Milwaukee, wisconsin
Located in Milwaukee’s Historic Brewers Hill, these 56 luxury loft-style condominiums offer breathtaking
views of Milwaukee’s downtown skyline and the Milwaukee River. Once a shoe warehouse, the design takes
advantage of the historical character of the building, exposing the heavy timber construction and original
brick walls.

6. t h e S h o p S o f g r a n d av e n u e
Milwaukee, wiSCONSiN
Design Architect:
Kiko Obata
Managing Architect: EUA
Gross Leasable Area: 485,000 SF
Grand Avenue has completed a $40 million remerchandising and redevelopment program. Anchored by
national brands such as Boston Store, TJ Maxx and Linens N’ Things, the Grand Avenue has once again
become a catalyst for the city’s ongoing urban resurgence and a wonderful destination for Milwaukee’s
residents, workers, and visitors.
EUA was responsible for designing a variety of interior and exterior improvements to the mall that
accomodated major retailers along with small shop retailers and mall services. EUA also provided tenant
coordination services for general retailers and food court tenants.

7. t h e S h o p S o f g r a n d av e n u e
Milwaukee, wiSCONSiN
Design Architect:
Kiko Obata
Managing Architect: EUA
Gross Leasable Area: 485,000 SF
Grand Avenue has completed a $40 million remerchandising and redevelopment program. Anchored by
national brands such as Boston Store, TJ Maxx and Linens N’ Things, the Grand Avenue has once again
become a catalyst for the city’s ongoing urban resurgence and a wonderful destination for Milwaukee’s
residents, workers, and visitors.

8. m i d tow n c e n t e r
milwaukee, wisconsin
Acres: 58
Retail square footage: 565,000
Parking: 2,550-car
EUA planned and designed the complete recreation of the former Capitol Court Shopping Center, now known
as Midtown Center. The design solution converted an existing enclosed mall into a pedestrian friendly,
mixed format center that includes several out parcel opportunities.
The second phase of the Midtown Center project adapts the “mainstreet concept” to a variety of tenant
formats and parking requirements. This phase completes the remaining retail portion of this award winning
redevelopment project.

9. m i d tow n m i x e d - u s e
Fort Worth, texas
Acres: 10
Hospitality: 280 rooms
Office square footage: 60,000
Retail square footage: 18,000
Parking: 2 structures
400-car
175 -car
Working with Raymond Management on this highly visible site in Fort Worth, Texas, EUA was able to create
a balanced mixed use site plan that blends the various uses with challenging site dynamics. Two hotels
are planned, the seven-story 130-room Hilton Homewood Suites and the six-story, 150 room Hilton Garden
Inn.

10. pizza hut
va r i o u s lo cat i o n s
Locations:
• appleton, Wi • Green Bay, Wi • Port Washington, Wi
• Beaver Dam, Wi • Kenosha, Wi • Racine, Wi
• Brookfield, Wi • Lake Geneva, Wi • schoefield, Wi
• Delafield, Wi • Manitowoc, Wi • shawno, Wi
• De Pere, Wi • Marshfield, Wi • Waukesha, Wi
• Fort atkinson, Wi • Menomonee Falls, Wi • Wauwatosa, Wi
• Franklin, Wi • Milwaukee,Wi • Wausau, Wi
• Germantown, Wi • Minoqua,Wi • West allis, Wi
• Glendale, Wi • oshkosh, Wi • West Bend, Wi
• Pewaukee,Wi • Wisconsin Rapids, Wi

11. S a i n t Lo u i S Ga L L e r i a
S t. L o u i S , m i S S o u r i
Saint Louis Galleria is St. Louis’ premier shopping center with 165 specialty stores - more than 35 of which
are exclusive within the St. Louis area. The Galleria is home to the flagship stores of Macy’s and Dillard’s,
which will soon be joined by a new Nordstrom.
EUA is designing modifications and additions to the existing two-story mall that balance the needs of the
property owner with those delineated in Nordstrom’s technical specs. Interior design and finish selections
are also being designed by EUA.

12. w h o l e f o o d s - h i l l da l e M a l l
madison, wisconsin
Leasable square footage: 55,000
Parking:
135 - below grade
108 - first floor
108 - second floor
This seven-acre redevelopment site is located on the corner of Segoe Road and University Avenue. The heart
of this project is the state-of-the-art, 55,000-square-foot Whole Foods Market with cart escalators, a parking
ramp, and a green roof.

13. Wisconsin Humane society
Milwaukee, wisconsin
43,527 square feet
1999 completion
Eppstein Uhen Architects created a space that would encourage and promote more pet adoptions, as
well as educate the public on the many different functions of the Wisconsin Humane Society. The new
43,527-square-foot facility, completed in 1999, provides better living quarters for more animals through
practical, usable spaces infused with light and energy. The facility can accommodate up to 100 cats and
82 dogs, plus other small animals. The building also includes pet adoption areas, a wildlife rehabilitation
center, a full service, four year, AHHA accredited veterinary hospital, and community education classrooms.