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PAT ALGIERS SPEAKS ABOUT SUCCESS OF SHOREWOOD BID IN SHOREWOOD TODAY "One defining quality of a popular and prosperous community is having an array of vital local businesses. While Shorewood wasn’t always known as a destination for unique shopping and dining options, today its business district offers a wide selection of restaurants, shops and services to draw residents and visitors. That transformation didn’t happen by accident, says Pat Algiers, a former longtime member of the Shorewood Business Improvement District’s board. It happened through careful planning by the BID board, which has been actively seeking out and wooing unusual businesses to the community through a combination of grants, outreach and skillful marketing." (cont.)
Please see Page 11 in the link below to continue reading the article.
Shorewood Today Spring 2023 Edition
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QUARLES NAPLES OFFICE FEATURED IN GULFSHORE BUSINESS Quarles & Brady’s recent rebranding as Quarles provided a finishing touch for the law firm’s Naples office, which has been transformed from a traditional, darker wood-paneled look into a contemporary, brighter design that better fits the firm’s nationwide clients. Quarles engaged lawyers, staff and clients for input, which was provided to interior designer Pat Algiers, of Milwaukee-based Chemistry in Place. She’d redesigned the office before, as well as the 130-year-old firm’s other 11 offices nationwide. Please click the link below to read the rest of the article. |
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PAT ALGIERS INTERVIEWED ON NEWAUKEE'S ForeFront "This ForeFront highlights Milwaukee's Shorewood neighborhood, and features Steph Salvia, Executive Director of the Shorewood Downtown Business Improvement District; Pat Algiers, President of Chemistry in Place; Anne Leplae, Executive Director of Alliance Française de Milwaukee; and Chris "Tink" Tinker, Owner of Three Lions Pub." Newaukee's YouTube video of interview
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CHEMISTRY IN PLACE BROKERS SALE OF 501 W MICHIGAN Commisioner of City Development Rocky Marcoux announced Scott Lurie's signed contract to purchase 501 W. Michigan at Westown's Annual Meeting on November 12, 2019. Pat Algiers of Chemistry in Place is proud to have been on the CBRE brokerage team working for Assurant on the transaction. Please click the link below to see all of the local news coverage of the transaction.
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HQ501 SHOWCASE HQ501: 501 W. Michigan Street Space Available: 370,000 SF Parking: 800+ stalls on-site Signage available! |
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CHEMISTRY IN PLACE RECEIVES BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT IN SHOREWOOD TODAY Shorewood Today featured Chemistry in Place and Pat Algiers in their Business Spotlight in the Spring publication. The article focuses on Chemistry in Place's versatility and involvement in the community. Click the image above and go to page 26 for the full story. |
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PAT ALGIERS FEATURED IN SHOREWOOD PUBLIC ART STORY Part 2 of 12 of the Shorewood Short Video Series. Learn about how public art has made an impact in the day-to-day lives of so many Shorewood community members. To learn about the popular and unique Ghost Train, visit http://www.villageofshorewood.org/742/The-Ghost-Train for more information. |
NIGHT OF THE GHOST TRAIN In its 2nd year, this annual event was a blast for families, The Night of the Ghost Train had give aways, a costume contest, a ghost story contest, and special runs of The Ghost Train. Click the photo above for event photos. Chemistry in Place created the brand identifiers for this annual Ghost Train event project, including logos, t-shirts, banners, and printed 2D promotional items. In addition, Chemistry in Place is an in-kind sponsor. |
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PAT ALGIERS RECEIVES 'SPIRIT OF SHOREWOOD' AWARD Chemistry in Place is proud to announce President Patricia S. Algiers received the Spirit of Shorewood award from the Village of Shorewood for her exceptional volunteer efforts and dedication to the community. Click the image above for the entire press release. |
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SHOREWOOD BECOMES 'TRAIN TOWN USA' Because of its rich train history and the Ghost Train project that reflects it, the Village of Shorewood was named a “Train Town USA” by Union Pacific Railroad, a distinction that only 100 cities throughout the United States have. Chemistry in Place President Pat Algiers headed the work to see that Shorewood was named a “Train Town USA.” Click here for the Milwaukee BizTimes article Clear here for our Facebook post with photos and more information. |
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PAT ALGIERS AUTHORS ARTICLE FOR MAY ISSUE OF LEGAL MANAGEMENT MAGAZINE Chemistry in Place President Patricia S. Algiers authored “Be the House on the Block Where All the Kids Hang Out” for the May issue of Legal Management, The Magazine of the Association of Legal Administrators. Click the image above to read the article. |
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CHEMISTRY IN PLACE EMPLOYEES 'ON THE MOVE' Because of our clients' increasing requests for ancillary marketing services related to leveraging their various projects, we have exapnded our employee base here at Chemistry in Place. Milwaukee Business Journal has picked up the story, so click on the names below to find out more about each employee. Emily Muehl - New Hire Director of Marketing & Business Development Olivia Algiers - New Hire Logistics & Marketing Coordinator Dan Makouske - Promotion Architectural & Multimedia Designer |
PAT ALGIERS QUOTED IN SHOREWOOD TODAY Hello friends -- check out pages 16-17 article "Setting Up Shop." Chemistry In Place President Pat Algiers was quoted in this Spring's edition of Shorewood Today magazine! Great article about the importance of getting to know your community to thrive as a small business owner.” Click the image above to read the article. |
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ARCHITECTS PROTEST OVER NO WOMEN KEYNOTE SPEAKERS IN NATIONAL AIA CONVENTION A recent letter to the editor written to The Architects Newspaper has been published with a reaction to the recent announcement of the keynote speakers at this years national AIA convention -- a list that includes no women. Please click the image above for the article. |
GHOST TRAIN FEATURED IN SHOREWOOD HISTORICAL SOCIETY NEWSLETTER The Ghost Train was featured again in the Shorewood Historical Society newsletter. For anyone not receiving the publication, the newsletter will be posted to their website in the near future, so stay tuned. |
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THE GHOST TRAIN FEATURED ON MPTV's The Arts Page The Ghost Train was be featured on MPTV's "The Arts Page" this week. The segment can be viewed on their YouTube channel For more information on The Arts Page, please visit The Arts Page's Facebook page: TheArtsPage |
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THE GHOST TRAIN FIRST RUN ON HALLOWEEN NIGHT Click the flyer above watch the video of The Ghost Train and its "First Run" The project was a great success, and we invite you to come see it in person. If you have any questions, message us on Facebook, or call Pat Algiers, 414-963-1613 or email at algiers@chemistryinplace.net |
CNU-WI MILWAUKEE EVENT Pat Algiers will be one of the presenters at the CNU-WI "Design Creating Community" event at PKWare/Workshop Architects in Milwaukee. Please click the image above to view the flyer which has all the details of the event including location, time, and the presentations that will be given. |
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SHOREWOOD TODAY GHOST TRAIN DONORS See the donors who contributed to The Ghost Train in the insert on page 22 of the fall issue of Shorewood Today. Thank you to all the donors! Also on page 32 is a great story on Bill and Marion Nasgovitz, who have done so much to make the Ghost Train happen!
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NEOCON 2016 Chemistry in Place captured NeoCon 2016 by using the “divide and conquer” approach, each team member observing elements of the show in one of five categories.
Click the image above to get a virtual tour of what we found this year.
CNU-WI SHOREWOOD EVENT Pat Algiers is on the CNU-WI Board and chaired the CNU Shorewood event "Shorewood 2.0 - successes and challenges to creating a great place" .
Click the image above to visit Shorewood's Community Development website, then scroll and click the "CNU PRESENTATION LINK" to view the presentation that was given at the event by CNU members and Shorewood neighborhood planners.
THE GHOST TRAIN - WUWM FEATURE Chemistry in Place has been volunteering time to help Public Art Shorewood bring the "Ghost Train" light installation to Shorewood, WI.
Click the image above to see and hear UW-Milwaukee's WUWM radio spot about the project.
CHEMISTRY IN PLACE FEATURED ON MILLIKEN WEBSITE Chemistry in Place projects are now featured on Milliken's Project Profiles page.
Click the image above to check out Milliken's featured project page.
MILLIKEN POP-UP SHOP @ CHEMISTRY IN PLACE In October, Chemistry in Place teamed up with Milliken & Company to host an “Oktoberfest of Innovation” product launch pop – up shop. The event took place at Chemistry in Place.
Susan Fitzgerald, Milliken’s senior textile designer presented, “all things design” showing innovative flooring options for commercial spaces.
Click the invitation above for more information and to see photos of the event.
A press release of the vent can be seen at: Urbran Milwaukee's Website
LEGAL MANAGEMENT - GEOGRAPHICALLY RELEVENT DESIGN Quarles & Brady's offices, designed by Chemistry in Place, are featured in the June issue of Legal Management. The design of each office is an aesthetic reflection of its geographical location and is highlighted by solid design features. Follow the link above to read the entire article.
Reprinted with permission from Legal Management magazine, Volume 34, Issue 6, published by the Association of Legal Administrators, www.legalmanagement.org
NEOCON 2015 Neocon - Does your outfit match your couch? Check out how the designers at Neocon show how fashion can mimic interior design and vice versa. Need a little color this summer? See what's hot now.
INDIANA LAWYER - MILLENIALS & COLLABORATIVE SPACES Quarles & Brady's Indianapolis office, designed by Chemistry in Place, features open and collaborative spaces used by clients and lawyers as alternative work spaces. Follow the link above to read the entire story.
LOCALLY SUSTAINABLE 'Locally Sustainable' is an ongoing research project in which Chemistry in Place studies towns, cities, and villages and looks for answers as to what makes each place uniquely sustainable.
PKWARE: MILLIKEN CASE STUDY "This project highlights how PKWARE and design firm Chemistry In Place partnered with Milliken to create a flexible and inspiring office, blending work and play for a collaborative environment like no other." Click the image above for the entire story.
PKWARE: MILWAUKEE'S COOLEST OFFICES Milwaukee Biz Journal - PKWARE was featured in the Milwaukee Biz Journals for having one of Milwaukee's coolest offices.
PLEIN AIR SHOREWOOD Plein Air Shorewood is an event where professional artists are invited to Shorewood to paint in the many beautiful locations the village has to offer. Shorewood boasts the third largest plein air event in the state based on artist sales and participation numbers of attendees and artists.
CARW 2014 GOLF OUTING SPONSORSHIP Chemistry in Place was a sponsor at the 2014 CARW Golf Outing's cocktail hour. Click the image for a recap of the golf outing.
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DESIGN CLUES FOR MAKING YOUR BRAND VISIBLE-VOLUME 2 by Chemistry in Place - The saying goes “You are what you eat …” Are eating and drinking establishments what their signs suggest? We took a tour of Third Ward bars and restaurants to find out.
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OFFICE FEATURE M Magazine - One of the office of Chemistry in Place is featured in this May issue of M Magazine. |
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QB & STEELCASE: AN INNOVATIVE PARTNERSHIP BY DESIGN This video case study highlights how Quarles & Brady and design firm Chemistry in Place look to Steelcase as a partner in creating solutions for furniture in their office designs. |
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NEOCON 2013 NEOCON 2013 had renewed vitality. Showrooms were packed with people from all over the world as easily seen by the wide array of fashion and easily heard by the multitude of languages spoken.
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APPLIED BRILLIANCE CONFERENCE Pat Algiers attended Applied Brilliance, a thought leadership event where intellectually curious and independent thinkers get together to contemplate some of the great questions of our modern world. It also gave her a chance to explore the uniqueness of New York's Brooklyn borough.
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FOODIE TOUR IN FOUR HOURS IN GREENWICH VILLAGE A walking food tour of Greenwich Village is a delicious and education experience in which Pat Algiers explored a culturally rich neighborhood.
PLEIN AIR COMMITTEE SHOWCASE AWARD FROM SHOREWOOD BID The Plein Air Committee recieved the 'Business Partner of the Year' award at the Showcase Awards presented by the Shorewood BID.
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NEOCON 2011 NeoCon 2011 was bookmarked by color, scale, geometry, desking, benching, use of vertical space, technology where it is needed, the demise of the panel system, and more...
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CNU 19 The 19th Annual
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UWM GIS STUDENT PRESENTATION Pat Algiers had the great pleasure of working with three very talented, passionate students of Professor William E. Huxhold this past semester. The students used their GIS tools to come up with some solutions to problems related to connecting amenities, connectors, and transportation networks to establish catalytic growth.
ARAPAHOE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION GOLF OUTING Chemistry in Place sponsored the Arapahoe County Bar Association for their annual golf outing at Highlands Ranch in Denver.
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ASID ICON The Picasso Museum mesmerized me and held me captive, feeling the emotion Picasso evoked in his body of work. The museum shows Picasso's work chronologically, illustrating the impact that the artist's relationships had on his work. I am reminded that as designers, we also create memorable life-long experiences through the spaces we design. The museum helped me formulate my philosophy that good design comes by knowing who my clients are. I strive to show their unique qualities through design, creating an environment where synergy happens.
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ASID ICON Please take a moment to read the article 'Finding A New Path' by Jenny Schrank in ASID ICON where Pat Algiers was quoted on the topic of evolving as a designer in today's marketplace.
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