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.
When the City of Stevens Point faced solids handling challenges, collaboration between multiple departments within the city and with others externally resulted in an environmentally-focused, cost-effective and innovative solution. Continue Reading
The new I-39/90 interchange improves safety. Continue Reading
The City of Darlington now features a contemporary roadway while preserving the city's historic charm. Continue Reading
The newly renovated facility has a design plan that takes it through 2055. It can amply handle current and future growth and more than meets the needs of the client. Continue Reading
The South End Zone project at Camp Randall Stadium brings value to the University of Wisconsin-Madison by improving the game-day experience. Continue Reading
Engineers meet the design challenges for measuring, certifying, and monitoring the features of a building that affect human health and wellbeing. Ten areas — air, water, nourishment, light, movement, thermal comfort, sound, materials, mind, and community. Continue Reading
The project aimed to extend the life of the roadway by providing new pavement treatments that could accommodate traffic volumes and construction operations while ensuring cost-effectiveness. Continue Reading
Innovative Design Delivers Welcoming Gateway to Fitchburg Continue Reading
Eagle Tower is the only known wooden structure of this type that is fully ADA accessible in the Midwest. Continue Reading
A dynamic part-time shoulder addresses congestion and decreases crash rate. Continue Reading
The technology team at Michael Baker International provided a digital 3D model of the three Lone Rock bridges. The use of photogrammetric processes to capture existing infrastructure is a relatively new mitigation strategy for large-scale structures in Wisconsin. Continue Reading
Everyone deserves access to safe and clean drinking water. Advances in Geographic Information System (GIS) Mapping technology offer innovative solutions to bring clean, safe drinking water to every household. Continue Reading
