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The Medical College of Wisconsin Center for Cancer Discovery
The Medical College of Wisconsin Center for Cancer Discovery The Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW), located on the Milwaukee Regional Medical Center campus, recently completed construction of a state-of-the-art building designed as a hub for collaboration and innovation in cancer research. The Center for Cancer Discovery represents MCW’s long-term commitment to advancing groundbreaking research and…
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353 North Clark At 1.2 million square feet of floor space, 353 North Clark Street in Chicago has a prime location with immediate access to the bustling River North community and financial district. This 45-story structure is currently used mainly as office and commercial space, serving as the corporate headquarters for Meisrow Financial as well…
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155 North Wacker Located at 155 N. Wacker in Chicago, this Class A office building features full-height, energy efficient glass and column-free bays. The 1.38 million-square-foot building is H-shaped, offering an expanded number of corner offices with enhanced views. Unique features of the building include a covered, 45-foot arcade that runs the length of the…
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151 North Franklin Businesses continue to prioritize looking for unique, easily accessible spaces for their offices in the buzzing Chicago Loop. The 151 North Franklin building, completed in 2018, serves as a technologically advanced, modern host for several tenants with spaces dedicated to office, retail, property management and more. The 35-story building offers over 809,000…
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150 North Riverside In the heart of the West Loop in Chicago, Illinois, this 54-story building offers 1.2 million square feet of office space with views of the Chicago River and skyline. The building, which opened in 2017, provides a business hub located conveniently among major transit systems in the city, making it an easy…
Read MoreSouth Milwaukee Comprehensive and Downtown Plan Update
South Milwaukee Comprehensive and Downtown Plan Update Ten years after the City of South Milwaukee partnered with GRAEF to update its Comprehensive Plan in 2014, the GRAEF Planning + Urban Design team once again updated the city’s Comprehensive Plan for the next 25 years of community development to 2050. The 2014 Comprehensive Plan update set…
Read MoreMequon and Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Plan
Mequon and Thiensville Bike and Pedestrian Plan GRAEF created a Master Plan for the development of pedestrian and bicycle facilities throughout the City of Mequon and Village of Thiensville with goals of creating an all ages all abilities pedestrian and bicycle network across the community to key destinations, improving safety, and increasing public awareness of…
Read MoreCity of Milwaukee North Avenue, East Side Streetscape and Vision Zero
City of Milwaukee North Avenue, East Side Streetscape and Vision Zero GRAEF created a conceptual streetscape design for the North Avenue Business Improvement District (BID) and the City of Milwaukee with the goal of implementing vision zero. The project spanned from the Milwaukee River east along East North Avenue to North Lake Drive and Lake…
Read MoreCity of Racine Comprehensive Plan
City of Racine Comprehensive Plan The City of Racine adopted its first Comprehensive Plan in 2009, and, like many communities during the early phase of comprehensive planning, designed the plan to closely reflect the requirements outlined by state statute. The original plan was comprehensive but dense—packed with valuable information yet lacking the visuals and user-friendly…
Read MoreCatholic Financial Life Parking Structure
Catholic Financial Life Parking Structure In downtown Milwaukee, a five-story parking garage built in 1969 had reached a breaking point. Decades of deferred maintenance left the structure cracked, corroded, and leaking, so compromised that plastic sheets were strung up to catch water dripping through holes in the slabs. What made the situation even more complex…
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