Building renovation introduces new windows on Second Floor for office tenant expansion

The Architectural Review Board meeting held on March 24, 2025, in Sheboygan City focused on the renovation plans for a building that will house a professional office tenant. The primary discussion centered around the design and structural updates for both the first and second floors of the property.

The first floor will remain largely unchanged, with no additional windows being added. This decision aligns with the needs of the current tenant, an eye care facility, which prefers a darker environment for their operations. The existing aluminum windows will be replaced with new black anodized units, enhancing the building's aesthetic while maintaining the desired ambiance for the tenant.

In contrast, the second floor is set for future expansion and will be "white boxed," meaning it will be prepared for tenant customization. Plans include the installation of new windows, designed with a palette of whites, blacks, and grays, to create a modern look that complements the overall renovation.

The meeting underscored the balance between tenant needs and architectural integrity, as the board reviewed the proposed changes to ensure they align with the city’s design standards. The next steps involve finalizing the renovation plans and moving forward with the construction timeline.