
Northbrook Church
The project at Northbrook Church in Richfield, Wisconsin includes a multi-level, 31,000 FS addition to the existing church and school.







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Red Apple School is a new K–8 STEAM-focused learning environment in Racine, Wisconsin, developed as part of Racine Unified School District’s community-approved 2020 referendum. Replacing an outdated facility, the new school consolidates early learning, elementary, and middle school students into a single, purpose-built environment serving more than 760 learners.
Designed around the concept of a "building that teaches," Red Apple School fully integrates STEAM learning into the architecture itself.
Exposed building systems, color-coded infrastructure, interactive learning elements, rooftop learning spaces, and real-time energy dashboards transform the facility into an everyday teaching tool while supporting hands-on, inquiry-based learning.
Community engagement, equity, and long-term adaptability guided the planning and design process. The school provides modern learning environments, collaborative spaces, and community-accessible amenities that support both student success and neighborhood pride. Since opening during the 2025–2026 school year, Red Apple School has exceeded enrollment projections and established a new standard for future educational facilities across the district.
Completion
2026
Square Footage
121,160
Services

The project at Northbrook Church in Richfield, Wisconsin includes a multi-level, 31,000 FS addition to the existing church and school.

The new church home provides a sanctuary for up to 300 people, offices, fellowship to seat 150 at tables, classroom and multi-use areas.

This new 14,000-square-foot Family Life Center is comprised of a 500 seat contemporary worship space/multi-purpose space, and a 5,400-square-foot administrative wing.