Palladium Office Building

Background
The Palladium is a commercial office building in downtown Milwaukee that Hammes developed and continues to own. The neo-classical architectural inspiration is expressed through a copper-clad dome and a colonnaded motor court that distinguish the building within the downtown skyline.
Challenge
The Palladium program required a phased development approach — completing a fully functional first phase while leaving the architectural and infrastructure foundation for a seamless future Phase Two carry-over.
Solution
Hammes served as both developer and ongoing owner of the Palladium. Phase One was completed in 2019, with a second phase thoughtfully designed to result in a seamless carry-over from Phase I.
Project components include commercial office, an integrated 360-stall parking structure, a fitness center, and a café.
Project Milestones
- Hammes engaged as developer for the Palladium Office Building in downtown Milwaukee.
- Phase One completed in 2019, including the 93,390 SF office building and integrated 360-stall parking structure.
- Phase Two designed for seamless carry-over from Phase One.
- Hammes continues as owner of the Palladium.
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What role did Hammes play in the Palladium Office Building project?
Hammes served as the developer of the Palladium Office Building in downtown Milwaukee and continues as the owner of the property.
Where is the Palladium Office Building located?
The Palladium Office Building is located in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
How large is the Palladium Office Building?
The Palladium is a 93,390-square-foot commercial office building with an integrated 125,683-square-foot, 360-stall parking structure. The building also includes a fitness center and café.
When was the Palladium completed?
Phase One of the Palladium was completed in 2019. A second phase has been thoughtfully designed to result in a seamless carry-over from Phase One.
What is the architectural style of the Palladium?
The Palladium is inspired by American neo-classical architecture, featuring a traditional yet innovative design with a copper-clad dome and a colonnaded motor court.
