Cultural
Sculpture Milwaukee
Sculpture Milwaukee The Sculpture Milwaukee Exhibition is an annual, contemporary outdoor gallery that transforms downtown Milwaukee’s Wisconsin Avenue into a vibrant corridor of public art. Each year, the exhibition introduces a new theme curated by a selected artist, bringing fresh perspectives and captivating sculptures to the heart of the city. The exhibition’s mission is to…
Read MoreChuck Pezoldt Park Community Center and Library
Chuck Pezoldt Park Community Center and Library The Chuck Pezoldt Park Community Center and Library is a new 19,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility located within the 38-acre Chuck Pezoldt Park in Miami-Dade County. Designed to foster community engagement and wellness, the center will include a gym, multi-purpose rooms, a café, a library, and a U-media lab, all…
Read MoreImagination Center
Imagination Center The Imagination Center at Reindahl Park is a transformative, multi-agency collaboration between the City of Madison, Madison Public Library, and Madison Parks. Located on Madison’s northeast side near the intersection of East Washington Avenue and Portage Road, the project reimagines 91-acre Reindahl Park with a new 17,500-square-foot, state-of-the-art library and community facility. The…
Read MoreThe Center for Black Excellence and Culture
The Center for Black Excellence and Culture The Center for Black Excellence and Culture in Madison, Wisconsin is an unparalleled initiative to bring resources to Black talent in Wisconsin, as well as inspire Black entrepreneurs and businesses to plant their operations in the Midwest. This 65,000-square-foot facility will bring health and wellness, leadership and innovation,…
Read MoreGreen Bay Country Club
Green Bay Country Club As part of an $8.5 million renovation completed in 2022, the Green Bay Country Club transformed its outdoor spaces into a striking, multi-level oasis. Spanning approximately 11,000 square feet, the outdoor areas feature cozy seating nooks, a wrap-around veranda on the clubhouse’s upper level, and a retractable awning for sun protection.…
Read MoreNational Railroad Museum
National Railroad Museum The National Railroad Museum in Green Bay dates back to 1956 as the home to over 100,000 artifacts, seasonal train rides, indoor and outdoor exhibits, and a venue for special events. As their artifact and rail car collection has grown, project “Full Steam Ahead!” was created. This project includes plans to double…
Read MoreHarley-Davidson Museum
Harley-Davidson Museum The Harley-Davidson Museum draws an estimated 350,000 visitors annually from around the world to experience the people, products, culture and history of Harley-Davidson. The development features 130,000 square feet of exhibit space, a restaurant, cafe, retail shop, meeting space, special events facilities, and the company’s archives. GRAEF was selected to provide the site/civil…
Read MoreThe Wisconsin Center District’s Baird Center Expansion
The Wisconsin Center District’s Baird Center Expansion The Baird Center, part of the Wisconsin Center District in downtown Milwaukee, is a key gathering place for conventions, exhibitions, and events. In May 2024, the center reopened its doors after a $456 million expansion that more than doubled its size to 1.3 million square feet. GRAEF is…
Read MoreChrist Church Mequon
Christ Church Mequon GRAEF electrical engineers provided design services for a 35,000 square-foot addition to Christ Church in Mequon, WI. The project featured a multi-venue worship and community gathering space. The electrical service design was developed to accommodate the new addition and look toward the future to another venue yet to be constructed. The creative…
Read MoreMilwaukee Symphony Orchestra Grand Theater
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra Grand Theater After being a tenant in another building since its founding, in 2015 the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra purchased the building that is now its new home. A “diamond in the rough” best describes the original state of the new home of the world class Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. Originally completed in 1931…
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