Hopping Into Hop Haus Brewing Company
We’re proud to have had a hand in a few Madison-area breweries (see: here and here). And, a new kid on the brewery block is Hop Haus Brewing Company’s Fitchburg location. The 18,000 square-foot facility boasts a brewery (of course!), full-service bar, outdoor and rooftop patios, restaurant and event space. The brewery’s second location complements […]
Interior Design Trends We’re Seeing Everywhere | Part I
We’re always excited to learn about new trends in architecture so we can stay on top of client requests and bring innovative design solutions to our customers. Earlier this summer, we attended NeoCon in Chicago, a conference that serves as a hub for the commercial design community. Designers, architects, clients, manufacturers, service providers, associations, educators […]
How Burgers and Beer Factored Into Mr Brews Taphouse Design
May 28 is National Hamburger Day and in honor of this all-American day we wanted to spotlight Sketchworks Architecture client Mr Brews Taphouse, a burger and beer bar with 12 locations nationwide. The franchise was founded in 2013 in Weston, Wis., and Sketchworks’ design team has been involved in each location since. Because Mr Brews […]
Three Ways the Coronavirus Pandemic Will Change How Employees Work: Part II
In our second post in this series (read Part I here), we look at more ways workplaces will alter their physical spaces, cleaning practices and aesthetics. Hygiene Expectations Will Rise It’s hard now not to think about using hand sanitizer after every time you touch a doorknob or communal surface at work. Indeed, our cleanliness […]
Cheers! to Sketchworks Client Rockhound Brewing Company
On April 5, 2020, Rockhound Brewing Company celebrated their four-year anniversary. Sketchworks had the honor of working with owner Nate Warnke to bring his 4,000-square-foot brewery and restaurant vision to life. We talked to Warnke and Sketchworks project manager Kirk Biodrowski about how Sketchworks was able to tangibly take Warnke’s inspiration and turn it into […]