563 Design

563 Design is an Interior Designer in Dubuque, IA, located at 1268 Locust St. The firm provides comprehensive design and construction services, specializing in historic restoration, modern architecture, and community-enriching projects. Their work spans commercial, residential, and institutional sectors, with a portfolio that includes the Bradley House, Five Flags Theater, The Dungeon, The Magnolia, and the Taubman Block Building in Maquoketa, Iowa. Additional projects feature the Lacoma Golf clubhouse in East Dubuque, IL, the Maquoketa Art Experience, the Carnegie-Stout Public Library Maker Space, Volv Fitness, the Young-Uns Childcare Center, the Multicultural Family Center, the Black Smith in Maquoketa, 1701 Central Ave in Dubuque, Innovate 120 in Maquoketa, the Arbor Oaks Bible Church addition and remodel, the National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium Woodward Building renovation, and Arrow Homes building renovation concepts in Bellevue, Iowa.

The practice is inspired by the 563 area code, aiming to create thoughtful architecture that strengthens communities and enriches the lives of users. Every project is designed with purpose, collaboration, and lasting value in mind. The team is led by President and Owner Andrew McCready and Vice President and Owner Emily McCready, alongside Architectural Associate Michael Gehl. Services include initial complimentary consultations, historic preservation and tax credit services, planning, concept design and 3D visualization, construction documents and permitting, interior architecture and design, construction administration, and construction management.

The firm holds a 5.00 rating based on customer reviews. This standing reflects the quality of their design and construction work, which delivers on a promise of collaboration and lasting value. 563 Design brings this dedication to historic and modern architecture to the heart of Dubuque, helping clients build their vision with precision and care.

The firm is situated on Locust Street in Dubuque, Iowa, near the Carnegie - Stout Public Library and the Eleventh Street Elevator Arch. It is also close to the Each One, Teach One, Two Learn public artwork and Saint Patricks School.