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A familiar face has returned to Plunkett Raysich Architects. Mike Bahr, who first joined the firm in 1999, has come back to PRA to oversee its marketing and business development.

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City officials in Racine are planning a deal with a Milwaukee developer to bring a $29 million hotel to the city's downtown.

The Dörr Hotel will be the first such project built in northern Door County in 20 years. It is being put up on a site that has been vacant for nine years. It is intended to be the replacement for the former Helm’s Four Season Hotel, which had 45 rooms.

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Two hotels and a convention center are planned for a five-acre site south of Ikea in the Milwaukee suburb of Oak Creek under a deal city officials approved Tuesday.

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Officials planning Milwaukee's 2020 Democratic National Convention are seeking a general contractor to oversee the construction needed to outfit venues for the event next summer.

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Largest winning bids in Wisconsin from the previous week, according to The Daily Reporter’s JobTrac bidding service.

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Foxconn Technology Group has awarded more than $31 million to four companies for work related to the massive factory that's under construction at its campus in Mount Pleasant.

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Even with plans underway for a $405 million casino in Beloit., Chicago officials are preparing to roll the dice on a casino inside city limits following Illinois lawmakers' approval of such a project.

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Contractors work on Nov. 26 on the Fly Theater at The Wilderness Resort in the Wisconsin Dells. Holtz Builders is the general contractor on the 23,899-square-foot, five-story building, which will house both an amusement ride and a large domed 4-D theater screen.

Spending on U.S. construction projects fell by 0.8% in October, dragged down by declines in expenditures on apartment and multi-family homebuilding.