TK Architectural Design Services

Plunkett Raysich Architects, LLP (PRA) is a client-driven design firm offering architectural design, interior design, graphics, and specialty consulting throughout the nation. The firm is organized around unique design studios, each familiar with the needs of clients operating facilities for corporate work, education, senior living, healthcare, religion, multifamily, hospitality, industrial, and community-based activities. Really, the entire range of building types. Call us to discuss your project. Or, stop in and ask to speak to one of us - We are here to help you with your building project!

HGA is a multidisciplinary design firm based in Milwaukee, WI, with a rich history spanning over six decades. The company specializes in creating innovative and inspiring environments across various markets, including arts, culture, healthcare, education, and corporate settings. With a commitment to empathy and curiosity, HGA strives to make a positive impact through thoughtful design that meets the unique needs of communities and organizations. Their work is characterized by a collaborative approach, blending creativity with functionality to enhance the human experience in both public and private spaces. Generated from the website

SHA-A2K is an architectural, master planning, and interior design firm based in Milwaukee's Third Ward, with the ability to work in 37 states and beyond with NCARB certification. Specializing in various project types such as movie theaters, retail spaces, senior living facilities, schools, and religious spaces, the firm emphasizes staff continuity and direct communication with clients and contractors for seamless project execution. With roots tracing back to the 1960s, SHA is a descendant of the esteemed firm Rasche, Schroeder and Sprancy, evolving from Howard E. Schroder Architectural in 1954. Led by David C. Baum, who joined in 1986, the firm continues to uphold its reputation for designing safe, healthy environments for seniors and empowering religious spaces, building upon the legacy of A2K established in 1993 by Robert L. Erdmann, Chuck Millmann, and Allen L. Weitermann.Generated from the website