Burke Architectural Millwork

2019 Press

Detroit Home Magazine: Best of Detroit Home

Burke Architectural Millwork was awarded "Best Millwork Specialist" in Detroit Home Magazine's December 2018-January 2019 issue, on page 60.

2018 Press

Hometown Life: MFG Day 2018

We had our second successful MFG Day at BAM, and Hometown Life captured great student quotes and photos of our tour.

MIMFG Magazine:
Community Impact - Spark Something Incredible

CEO Kelly speaks to the importance of getting your business involved in your community.

Great Lakes By Design: Arbor Reborn

Our friends at Live Edge Detroit were interviewed by Great Lakes By Design, and they mention our company and the beautiful pine live edge table we made for Vertical Detroit using their material.

BAM Becomes First Architectural Millwork
Manufacturer to Gain WBE Certification in Michigan

In February 2018, BAM became certified as a Women's Business Enterprise through the Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). This designation makes BAM the first architectural millwork manufacturer in Michigan to gain the designation.

Livonia Observer: Livonia firm earns
Women's Business Enterprise certification

The Livonia Observer covered Burke Architectural Millwork's achievement of becoming the first WBENC certified architectural millwork manufacturer in the state.

Crain's Detroit Business:
Notable Women in Manufacturing 2018

Kelly Victor-Burke was profiled as a part of the Notable Women in Manufacturing 2018 feature put out by Crain's Business Detroit, among 36 other trailblazing women in the industry.

2017 Press

MiMFG Magazine Spotlight:
Burke Architectural Millwork

Burke Architectural Millwork was featured in a two-page spread for MiMFG Magazine as the Member Spotlight for September 2017. This feature is a true honor for our company, as we were recognized not only for our impressive products, but for our integrated marketing strategy, as well. You can find our feature on page 20.

Livonia Observer: MFG Day 2017

As part of MFG Day, we opened our doors to around 100 local middle school students to show our manufacturing process in action, and to inspire a new generation to find interest in the skilled trades. Fun fact: BAM was the first non-automotive manufacturer ever to be featured on Livonia's tour.