Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing Engineering
City of De Pere VFW Aquatic Facility
De Pere VFW Aquatic Facility The City of De Pere, WI added a new $7 million aquatic center. The project entails the conversion of the city’s former two public pools into “mini aquatic centers.” The VFW Aquatic Facility includes an entirely new 6,150-square-foot facility with a bathhouse containing bathrooms/changing rooms, office and guard spaces, first…
Read MoreKalahari Convention Center
Kalahari Convention Center Inspired by the adventure and intrigue of Africa, the Kalahari Resort in Sandusky, OH offers a 100,000-square-foot convention center. GRAEF led the engineering team, including structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection, and provided the structural design for the $30 million conference center. The expansion included new break-out meeting rooms, a large…
Read MoreSt. John’s County Council on Aging Transit Facility Solar Power
St. John’s County Council on Aging Transit Facility Solar Power GRAEF worked directly for St. John’s County providing electrical and structural engineering services to design a solar power system with supporting structure to provide power for the operation of the entire Council on Aging (COA) Transit Facility. The existing facility was built in 2010. It…
Read MoreSouthwest Airlines Cargo Renovation at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
Southwest Airlines Cargo Renovation at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport Southwest Airlines moved into Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and renovated an existing 27,000-square-foot warehouse to accommodate their cargo receiving and shipping demands. The project included adding offices, conference rooms and locker rooms for their staff. To meet a tight deadline at the nation’s busiest airport, GRAEF partnered…
Read MoreRipon College Fieldhouse
Ripon College Willmore Center Originally built in 1967, the J. M. Storzer Center is the main athletic, health, and wellness facility for Ripon College, a Division III college located in Ripon, WI. The outdated facility needed renovation and additions to bring it up to current NCAA standards and to fit the needs of the students…
Read MoreEd Smith Stadium Renovations
Ed Smith Stadium Renovations The Baltimore Orioles were remodeling! GRAEF’s team provided MEP renovations and new additions to an existing stadium that now serves as the Spring Training Facility for the Major League Baseball Baltimore Orioles. The newly renovated Ed Smith Stadium includes a party deck, sun shading and private suites along with its existing…
Read MoreOshkosh YMCA Addition and Renovation
Oshkosh YMCA Addition and Renovation GRAEF provided engineering services for a major addition and renovation to the existing Oshkosh YMCA. Improvements included a new pool and locker room area, a new childcare facility with outdoor play space, along with major modifications to entries and equipment areas. Construction is currently underway at this facility, and it…
Read MoreMilwaukee Tool Corporate Headquarters
Milwaukee Tool Corporate Headquarters Milwaukee Tool expanded their corporate headquarters in Brookfield, WI. The new 205,000 square-foot, four-story building connects to their existing facility allowing simple access throughout the entire building. Their new headquarters features structural and architectural elements that show off Milwaukee Tool and their values including exposed columns and beams with a raw…
Read MoreMilwaukee Bucks 5th Street Parking Structure
Milwaukee Bucks 5th Street Parking Structure GRAEF led the design team for the Milwaukee Bucks 1,300-stall parking structure that is part of the new downtown arena district. GRAEF professionals provided structural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineering, landscape architecture, and project management for this multi-discipline project, in addition to leading the rest of the team, including…
Read MoreLawrence University Warch Campus Center
Lawrence University Warch Campus Center Lawrence University completed a four-story, 107,000-square-foot campus center, the largest building project in the university’s 162-year history. The center features a 134-seat cinema, cafe, convenience store, student post office, and student dining. The $35 million center is built along the significantly sloped and wooded north bluff of the Fox River. GRAEF…
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