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Acuity Insurance’s new parking structure and fieldhouse are designed to accommodate its continued growth at the company’s Sheboygan corporate campus.

Though historic accounts place Capuchin Franciscan friars in the Americas during the 16th century, their history in Wisconsin began in 1856 when two friars from Switzerland came to Mount Calvary to establish the religious order there.

By the late 2010s, the center that houses Iowa County’s Jail and Sheriff’s Department had become outdated and was at capacity.

Velo Village is a residential neighborhood in Franklin’s Ballpark Commons, a 200-acre entertainment and sports district. The village is composed of 265 apartment homes in five modern residential buildings. A stand-alone, 3,100 square-foot clubhouse offers an outdoor swimming pool, among other features.

To rebuild 1,250 feet of the south breakwater of Sheboygan Harbor, Michels Construction encapsulated the existing breakwater in steel-sheet piles with an internal bracing system, then filled the annular space of the structure with 13,000 tons of clear stone.

The DeForest Area School District was recently faced with a “good” kind of problem: How to respond to enrollment growth.

When it came time to reinvent this well-established 47-acre shopping center in Glendale, Hunzinger Construction was up to the task. Over a three-year period, the company breathed new life into the Bayshore Town Center, an open-air, mixed-use complex with restaurants, ...

When the city of De Pere mades plans for West De Pere Intermediate School, Bray Architects collaborated with district officials and the public to find ways to accommodate a growing number of local 5th and 6th graders.

The Milwaukee Soldiers Home opened in 1867, one of the three original operations built in the country to care for veterans.

The Milwaukee Rehabilitation Hospital at Greenfield opened its doors to the public in late 2021 after a 12-month construction phase led by Catalyst Construction.