Leadership Announcement

Alexandra Ramsey, Partner – Since joining Engberg Anderson in 2001, Alex’s impressive portfolio of projects ranges from the Civil War Museum in Kenosha, WI to the 8,000 sf Lake Express Ferry Terminal, and the 150,000 sf Central Library in Evansville, IN.

“Alex’s ability to transform complex project requirements into beautiful and functional buildings has had an enormous impact on client relationships and business growth,” said Bill Robison.

As partner, Alex will focus her talents on cultural, educational and corporate projects, leading creative efforts and design initiatives while playing a key role in the management of the firm.

Eric Ponto, Partner – A recognized designer of award-winning projects in the multi-family housing market including The North End (recipient of an AIA Wisconsin Design Award of Merit in 2010), The Posner Building, Dwell Bay View and Lighthorse 4041, Eric is highly regarded for his project management skills and has cultivated long-standing relationships with his clients since joining the firm in 2002.

“Eric’s creative vision has set the gold standard for innovative design,” said Ernst.

Timothy M. Wolosz, Principal – Throughout his career, Tim’s thoughtful and creative design has been instrumental in several notable and award-winning projects for the firm, including MIAD Two50Two, The Standard at East Library and the General Mitchell International Airport Baggage Claim. As a multi-disciplinary designer, Tim’s range of experience includes corporate workplace, cultural, healthcare, housing, senior living and mixed-use developments.

Felipe Ornelas, Senior Associate – Inspired by architecture that meets at the intersection of health, culture and community, Felipe works with clients who provide community services, including supportive housing and neighborhood health clinics. Through projects such as the Sixteenth Street Community Health Center and over ten local housing developments, he has helped build a more robust community.

James F. Brown, Principal – A Madison resident, Jim has built solid client relationships with numerous State of Wisconsin stakeholders such as the University of Wisconsin System, Public Service Commission and Wisconsin Historical Society. Bringing a wealth of creative and technical expertise to the design process, he has served a strategic role on a wide range of higher education and heritage conservation projects throughout the state, including the Wisconsin State Capital, UW Residence Halls and the State Archive Preservation Facility.

Mike Zuehlke, Senior Associate – Mike’s career experience spans higher education, libraries, community centers and housing. He has developed strong working relationships with numerous Madison-area clients and his portfolio includes projects such as the University of Wisconsin‑Madison’s Dejope Residence Hall, the Barbara Hochberg Center for Jewish Student Life and the Sequoya and Meadowridge Libraries of the Madison Public Library System.

Shaun Kelly, Principal – Along with partner Joe Huberty, Shaun will lead the efforts of the Chicago team. With a focus on library and corporate workplace design, he continues to provide creative, technology-rich and sustainable solutions to meet the needs of the ever-changing work environment. Shaun was instrumental in numerous library projects such as Barrington Area Library (IL), Davenport Public Library (IA) and Fitchburg Public Library (WI); as well as corporate workplace projects for clients Bader Rutter & Associates, Miller Coors and Robert W. Baird & Company.