Current Projects
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UW-Madison Lakeshore Residence Hall Phase 2 - Madison, WI
Lakeshore Hall – Phase 2 will be a new residence hall centrally located in the lakeshore neighborhood south of Kronshag Hall (Showerman House) and east of Holt Commons and Cole Hall on the current location of parking lot 32. The new four story hall, set to open for Academic Year 2013-2014.
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Cole Hall Lobby Renovation - Madison, WI
This project includes a complete renovation of the lobby to include leveling the entrance area floor, replacing the entry doors with a door and windows, adding a glass vestibule, and combining the entry, lounge and adjacent corridors.
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1 West Wilson Envelope Repairs - Madison, WI
Historic restoration of an 11-story state office building in downtown Madison. Scope includes replacement of 1225 windows, exterior high performance coating systems, copper flashing systems and 205,000 sq.ft. of granite, terra cotta, and brick restoration.
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Student Athlete Performance Center at UW-Madison - Madison, WI
This project includes renovating existing structures and constructing a new multistory building adjacent to the McClain Center and Camp Randall Stadium, which will house programs for the Division of Intercollegiate Athletics.
The work will be completed in three phases. The first phase provides a tunnel access from the lower level of the McClain Center to the playing field to allow football players and coaches direct access to the field from the locker room suite. This first phase also prepares internal Camp Randall Stadium spaces so the McClain Center lower level can be vacated and remodeled. Phase one will also include turf replacement in Camp Randall Stadium and within the McClain Center.
The second phase upgrades the entire McClain Center and completes the internal Camp Randall Stadium renovation.
The third phase provides the new Fetzer Academic Center addition on the north end of the Stadium plus the project site-work components. The Stadium scoreboard and sound system will also be updated in phase three.
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Lapham Park Assisted Living Renovation - Milwaukee, WI
The assisted living apartment renovation encompasses the existing eight-story 165,000-square-foot building. The renovation includes the demolition of all existing apartments and constructing two wings of high efficiency, one and two bedroom apartments. In addition, all windows will be replaced, new mechanical systems installed, new elevators, and a new covered canopy at the main entrance of the building.
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Family Care Center for Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare - Milwaukee, WI
The new single-story, 25,000 sq. ft. Family Care Center will be a teaching site for the St. Joseph Family Medicine Residency Program, a partnership with The Medical College of Wisconsin’s Department of Family and Community Medicine. The center will have 28 examination rooms, physician offices, conference rooms and space for physician education. With a scheduled completion date of June 2012, this Center will provide a modern patient-centered medical home for the community.
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UW-Whitewater Carlson Hall - Whitewater, WI
Carlson Hall has been vacant since the College of Business Education moved in 2009 to its new home in Hyland Hall. The university planned to renovate Carlson Hall and use it to house the College of Letters and Sciences. Carlson Hall has not been significantly upgraded since it was built in 1972. The College of Letters and Sciences is spread among seven or eight locations across campus. Condensing departments is expected to create greater collaboration among staff and students. The project includes remodeling study areas and labs, but faculty offices would occupy most of the building.
The project includes gutting the 39-year-old building to include an entire renovation of the 77,300 sq. ft. building and include an addition of 5,417 sq. ft. for a total of 82,717 gross sq. ft. The entire interior of the existing building will be remodeled and receive new HVAC, electrical and plumbing, fire suppression, access control and security systems. Minimal civil and landscape work will be required. Existing windows will be replaced and a 1/2" spray on insulation will be added to the existing exterior walls to increase building efficiency. The existing concrete structure will remain with structural steel at additions. Additional shear walls are required. The mechanical system is a chilled beam solution using heat recovery and perimeter baseboards. This was chosen for efficiency and to maximize ceiling height due to the restricted floor to floor dimension. The existing hydraulic elevator will be removed and a new elevator will be added. The concrete block exterior will get a facelift to better blend in with recently remodeled buildings and provide more natural light. LEED "Certified" classification will be pursued.
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