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Earnhardt Memorial Pedestrian Bridge
Earnhardt Memorial Pedestrian Bridge GRAEF delivered structural and electrical engineering services for the rehabilitation of the Earnhardt Memorial Pedestrian Bridge, a single-span Continental® truss structure spanning 209 feet in length and 20 feet in width. Located adjacent to the iconic Daytona International Speedway, the bridge serves as a symbolic gateway for over 10 million visitors…
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Pulaski Park Pedestrian Bridge As part of the Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District’s (MMSD) ambitious flood control project for the Kinnickinnic River, Pulaski Park’s outdated concrete pedestrian bridge required replacement. The over 50-year-old structure, suffering from severe deterioration, was no longer viable. The new prefabricated steel bridge, chosen after extensive public input, features a visually appealing…
Read MoreRenaissance by Marriott
Renaissance by Marriott Wauwatosa’s Mayfair Mall became the home of Wisconsin’s first Renaissance by Marriott luxury hotel, bringing a new level of sophistication to the area. The project transformed an existing commercial office building, including a complete re-facade that gave the structure a modern and elegant appearance. The 11-story, 177,900-square-foot building underwent a comprehensive renovation,…
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GRAEF Wins National Structural Engineering Excellence Award for Baird Center Expansion
GRAEF Wins National Structural Engineering Excellence Award for Baird Center Expansion GRAEF is thrilled to announce that the Baird Center Expansion in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has been honored with the Outstanding Structure award at the prestigious Structural Engineering Excellence (SEE) Awards. Presented annually by the National Council of Structural Engineers Associations (NCSEA), these awards celebrate projects…
Read MoreGRAEF Receives Three ENR Midwest 2024 Project Awards
GRAEF Receives Three ENR Midwest 2024 Project Awards We are thrilled to announce that three GRAEF projects have been recognized as 2024 Best Projects by Engineering News-Record (ENR) Midwest! Of the 87 submissions, 17 earned Best Project designations and 16 received Awards of Merit. This prestigious award program celebrates excellence in project delivery, innovation, and overcoming…
Read MoreJohn Kissinger Named 2024 Westown Association Champion
John Kissinger Named 2024 Westown Association Champion Celebrating John Kissinger: 2024 Westown Champion We are thrilled to announce that John Kissinger, President & CEO of GRAEF, was named the 2024 Westown Champion! The Westown Association Business Improvement District #5 has recognized John for his exceptional leadership, vision, and unwavering commitment to Milwaukee’s growth and development.…
Read MoreWisDOT USH 41 Expansion Project – Winnebago WIS 21-USH 45
WisDOT USH 41 Expansion Project – Winnebago WIS 21-USH 45 This project consisted of the freeway expansion of USH 41 and bringing the roadway to Interstate Standards. This project included the reconstruction of the WIS 21 interchange and work on USH 41 between WIS 21 and the Lake Butte des Morts causeway. https://graef-usa.com/wp-content/uploads/BRANDED_-_IH_41_Winnebago.mp4 Other Projects…
Read MoreWisDOT IH 41 Resurfacing Project – Appleton to Green Bay
WisDOT IH 41 Resurfacing Project – Appleton to Green Bay This maintenance project involved extending the life of deteriorating pavement over a 12 mile stretch of the IH 41 corridor and respective interchange ramps from WIS 15 – County J in the towns of Grand Chute, Vandenbroek, Kaukauna, village of Little Chute, city of Appleton…
Read MoreWisDOT County Highway JJ Manitowoc River Bridge Replacement
WisDOT County Highway JJ Manitowoc River Bridge Replacement The project consisted of the bridge replacement and approach work on CTH JJ over the Manitowoc River to improve the overall safety by addressing structural deficiencies. Construction inspection of major items of work included the demolition and removal of the existing bridge structure B-36-19, construction of the…
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