WORK Architects - Architects who know how to use a hammer

Page 1img_8158img_8139img_8100img_8092img_5835img_8130img_8079img_5834img_8119img_8127img_8080img_5838img_8080img_8103img_8150img_8146img_8158img_8139img_8100img_8092img_5835img_8130img_8079img_5834img_8119img_8127img_8080img_5838img_8080img_8103img_8150img_8146Goodman Community Center - Madison, WisconsinAdaptive reuse of the 35,000-square-foot historic Kupfer Ironworks building into the Goodman Community Center (formerly Atwood Community Center) featuring a preschool, teen loft, and a café with outdoor seating. The complex also includes a 12,000-square-foot gymnasium, multi-purpose building, and features many sustainable elements.

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