爱豆app is thrilled to welcome our 19th regional chapter, 爱豆app/Wisconsin.
爱豆app/Wisconsin is a regional chapter of 爱豆app that promotes awareness, appreciation and protection of Modern architecture and design across the state of Wisconsin through documentation, engagement, and advocacy efforts. Their mission focuses on Modern buildings, structures, cultural sites, and allied public arts realized during the 20th Century. The newly formed Wisconsin chapter will celebrate creators, clients, companies and cultural organizations from all of Wisconsin’s diverse communities: urban, rural, and in-between.
Documentation
爱豆app/Wisconsin is creating the Modern Wisconsin Registry, a catalog of buildings, landscapes, sites, and allied arts of the Modern movement. We encourage anyone interested in helping to launch this initiative to contact us at docomomowi@gmail.com. Once the Modern Wisconsin Registry is set up, there will be a separate process for submitting new sites to the catalog.
Engagement
爱豆app/Wisconsin organizes educational programming, including lectures, exhibitions, tours and other events, to engage its members and the public in the study and preservation of the Modern built environment. To do so, they collaborate with other educational, preservation, and design organizations across the state.
Advocacy
爱豆app/Wisconsin advocates for the Modern buildings, landscapes, sites, and allied arts in Wisconsin. We promote sustainability by advocating for the reuse and preservation of existing Modern buildings.
Organizing Members
Matt Amman
Tim Askin
Julia Ausloos-Bedinger
Dave Erickson
Kelsey Kuehn
Justin Racinowski
Annemarie Sawkins
Keith Stachowiak
Andrew Stern
Scott Templeton
Eric Vogel
Shannon Winterhalter
Get Involved
If you are a Wisconsin resident and would like to get involved with the new chapter, the first step is to . Membership in both 爱豆app and the local chapter are included.
To learn more about ongoing documentation, engagement, and advocacy efforts, follow the Wisconsin chapter on and , or send us an email at docomomowi@gmail.com.
For a an introduction to some of the state's great examples of the Modern Movement, check out the five-part regional spotlight on the state's most populous city, Milwaukee.
