Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport Parking Structure

Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport Parking Structure Easing travelers’ minds as they head out on business or pleasure isn’t necessarily the airport’s job, but what if it happens anyways? The Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport parking structure expansion provided an additional 3,000 parking spaces at Milwaukee’s airport. Along with additional parking, this $81 million project provided infrastructure…

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South Livingston Parking Garage

South Livingston Street Parking Garage GRAEF provided design and construction services to the City of Madison for this public parking garage to serve the daily employee and public parking needs of mixed-use redevelopment within the Capitol East District. The City owned structure is located at the southeast corner of Main Street and Livingston Street. Existing…

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Covered Bridge Road Bridge Reconstruction

Covered Bridge Road Reconstruction Covered Bridge Road Bridge was an existing structure running north-south over Cedar Creek on Covered Bridge Road next to the historic Covered Bridge in the Town of Cedarburg. It was rated structurally deficient with a sufficiency rating of 43.3 and had an NBI rating of 4 for the deck, structural evaluation,…

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IDOT I-57

IDOT I-57 GRAEF developed Highway Plans for a 4” resurfacing of I-57 from I-294 to IL Route 1. Pavement patching, retaining wall modifications, and drainage improvements were included in the improvement. GRAEF completed two field visits and a field patching survey and reviewed prior improvement plans. GRAEF also reviewed IDOT’s Drainage Investigation Report and implemented…

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West North Avenue

West North Avenue The City of Wauwatosa is reconstructing a segment of North Avenue as part of a three-party contract with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT). The project segment is approximately 0.9 miles, running from Mayfair Road (STH 100) to N 95th Street. The section from Mayfair Road (STH 100) to west of the…

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West Walnut Street

West Walnut Street GRAEF performed design services for the reconstruction of W. Walnut in the City of Milwaukee as part of WisDOT’s Local Road program. The fully developed 4-lane divided thoroughfare was surveyed to obtain detailed topographic features within the project limits. The proposed improvements included reducing the roadway to a 2-lane divided section with…

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County O Moorland Road

County O Moorland Road This segment of CTH O is a vital commuter link to the I-94 corridor as well as the local businesses and municipalities. The existing concrete pavement within this section of roadway has deteriorated to a point that now requires pavement replacement. The area is continuously being developed and redeveloped to the…

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South Milwaukee High School Field Redevelopment

South Milwaukee High School Field Redevelopment South Milwaukee High School made upgrades to revitalize its athletic fields, igniting excitement among the district and community. Due to inadequate drainage, suboptimal soil conditions, and the cumulative impact of regular use over the years, renovation efforts were completed on the natural grass fields dedicated to football, baseball, and…

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Milwaukee Tool Re-Adaptive Reuse

Milwaukee Tool Re-Adaptive Reuse Milwaukee Tool, founded in 1924, makes power tools for the construction industry. As they continue to grow and adapt to the 21st century marketplace, Milwaukee Tool acquired and renovated the existing Blue Cross Blue Shield building in downtown Milwaukee. The existing structure featured 5 stories and a basement. This project is…

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Carl Sandburg High School Baseball Field

Carl Sandberg Field

Carl Sandburg High School Baseball Field Tasked with developing the reconstruction plans for the varsity baseball field at a high school, the GRAEF design team went to work! The new field is surfaced with artificial turf and an underlying drainage layer to convey storm water flows, making it easier to take the field after adverse…

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