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Korb + Associates Architects

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Korb + Associates Architects is an architecture firm in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, created by the architect Jason Korb following the 2015 dissolution of Korb Tredo Architects. The firm later came to be branded as Korb Architecture and describes itself as a full-service architecture and interior design firm that has executed projects throughout the Midwestern United States. Its Milwaukee work includes the Ascent apartment tower, Element, City Place Apartments, Greenwich Park Apartments, Ingram Place Apartments, Johnston Center Residences, Nova Quartet, St. Augustine Preparatory Academy and Villard Commons, with several further schemes proposed or never built. The firm has built a specialty in mass timber, and its portfolio lists cross-laminated timber, glued laminated timber and hybrid multi-family projects such as Ascent in Milwaukee, Adelaide Pointe Condominiums in Muskegon, Michigan and Nova in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

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Ascent (Milwaukee, Wisconsin) 2
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Korb Architecture is a full-service Architecture and Interior Design firm located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Architecture firm created by Jason Korb following the 2015 dissolution of Korb Tredo Architects
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2. WoodWorks Innovation Network: Korb, WoodWorks Innovation Network
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Ascent Milwaukee, WI
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