The Designing a Better Wisconsin Blog features stories and projects from the ACEC WI membership highlighting the critical nature of engineering work, life/saftey impacts, and cost-effective, innovative solutions.
The finished 4.7 mile project provides equitable access to the entire surrounding community, eases traffic flow in a dense commercial shopping area and enhances regional mobility in an active freight corridor. Continue Reading
The Collins Street Parking Lot Reconstruction project highlights the importance of communication, collaboration, and the ability to adapt and reevaluate design options to meet changing needs and requirements for long-term benefits. Continue Reading
The Calhoun Road reconstruction project brings value to the community by expanding a key corridor for the traveling public in a safe manner, minimizing impacts to nature, and complementing the City’s elevated aesthetic standards. Continue Reading
The new Garver Path provides a connection to residential neighborhoods, commercial areas, downtown, and other destinations, as well as helps the city of Madison uphold its status as one of the top bike-friendly communities in the country. Continue Reading
Ayres led the design of the $24 million interchange, which replaced an at-grade crossing at County Highway “VV” and creates a connection among several communities. Continue Reading
The City of St. Croix Falls was faced with multiple challenges in the Kentucky and River Street area, including difficult turning movements, drainage issues, and the need for a trail to connect two parks. Continue Reading
The renovation and expansion of the La Crosse Center brings people back to historic downtown La Crosse. Continue Reading
The roundabout at East Main Street and Green Coulee Road immensely improves safety and efficiency at a busy regional intersection. Continue Reading
The Thackeray Trail Reconstruction project involved transforming a rural roadway to an urban, curbed street with a new stormwater displacement system and sidewalks to address resident concerns. Continue Reading
The reconstructed Washington Avenue represents the values of the City of Racine and its residents. Continue Reading
Introducing students to the engineering profession and encouraging critical and creative thinking with hands-on opportunities. Continue Reading
The upgrades and improvements have made the corridor safer for those traveling I-43, improved traffic flow and extended the service life of this important stretch of infrastructure. Continue Reading
