Posts by Justyce Dixon
GRAEF President and CEO, John Kissinger Named the University of Wisconsin-Madison 2022 Distinguished Achievement Award Recipient
GRAEF President and CEO, John Kissinger Named the University of Wisconsin-Madison 2022 Distinguished Achievement Award Recipient GRAEF is proud to announce that our President and CEO was named the 2022 University of Wisconsin-Madison Distinguished Achievement Award recipient. Congratulations, John! An excerpt from the College of Engineering: We are honoring John Kissinger MSCEE ’83 (BSCE/SE…
Read MoreVillage of Hales Corners Department of Public Works Facility
Village of Hales Corners Department of Public Works Facility GRAEF generated a facility Needs Analysis to examine the condition of the existing facility along with how it meets the current needs of the DPW. The analysis found that the current needs requires a facility of approximately 24,000 square feet. Several layouts, along with a general…
Read MoreMilwaukee Public Schools Hosts River Trail School Urban Forest Ribbon Cutting
Milwaukee Public Schools Hosts River Trail School Urban Forest Ribbon Cutting Milwaukee Public Schools (October 6, 2022) – A ribbon cutting and tree planting at River Trail School on October 6 is marking the opening of installations that will help capture stormwater and irrigate a small forest of about 100 shrubs and trees. The upgrades…
Read MoreGRAEF Moves Green Bay Office to Downtown District
GRAEF Moves Green Bay Office to Downtown District GRAEF is proud to announce that our Green Bay office location is moving to the Adams Street Garage building in Green Bay’s Downtown District. Our Green Bay team was located at their previous office space at the Baeten Farms Executive Office Park for nearly 30 years. “As…
Read MoreJulie Chapman Honored as a 2022 Daily Reporter Woman in Construction
Julie Chapman Honored as a 2022 Daily Reporter Woman in Construction GRAEF is proud to announce that Julie Chapman, a transportation engineer at GRAEF has been selected as a 2022 Daily Reporter Woman In Construction. As a child, Julie Chapman was always drawn to building things, whether that involved projects around the house with her…
Read MoreGRAEF Awarded Best Place to Work by Milwaukee Business Journal
GRAEF Awarded Best Place to Work by Milwaukee Business Journal GRAEF is honored to once again be named a Best Place to Work by the Milwaukee Business Journal. The 2022 Top Workplaces list showcase outstanding businesses in Southeastern Wisconsin. Employee scores were measured on how favorably they responded to questions in core areas including personal…
Read MoreFincantieri Marinette Marine Plant Expansion
Fincantieri Marinette Marine Plant Expansion Headquartered in Italy, Fincantieri is one of the largest shipbuilding companies in the world. One of the company’s US locations, Fincantieri Marinette Marine (FMM), was originally founded to meet America’s growing demand for naval construction in 1942. Now as a modern shipbuilding powerhouse, FMM is undergoing a major campus update…
Read MoreResch Expo Highlighted in ACEC Wisconsin Blog
Resch Expo Highlighted in ACEC Wisconsin Blog Introducing the Resch Expo – Lambeau Field’s New Neighbor Just east of Lambeau Field in Green Bay, you will find the stunning new Resch Expo located at the southeast corner of Lombardi Avenue and Oneida Street. GRAEF, along with Kahler Slater Architects and Populous, provided the design of…
Read MoreGRAEF Celebrates Grand (Re)Opening at The Avenue
GRAEF Celebrates Grand (Re)Opening at The Avenue Milwaukee-based engineering firm GRAEF recently showed off its new office headquarters to clients, associates and elected officials during a grand “reopening” event at The Avenue development in downtown Milwaukee. In late 2019, GRAEF relocated its headquarters to a 35,000-square-foot space on the third floor of the former Grand Avenue Mall, having led the…
Read MoreMarcus Center Breaks Ground on Exterior Campus Renovations
Marcus Center Breaks Ground on Exterior Campus Renovations Work began on the new outdoor public space at the Marcus Performing Arts Center in downtown Milwaukee. Twenty-four honey locust trees are being planted around the perimeter of the green space on the building’s south side, marking the next phase of the Marcus Center’s campus improvement master plan.…
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