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.
Michael Baker created the Leo Frigo Software for Pile Deterioration to successfully equip WisDOT with a comprehensive data-driven understanding of the remaining service life of the bridge. Continue Reading
The reconstructed Verona Road improves mobility, provides greater local connectivity, and improves operations and safety for motorists and pedestrians. Continue Reading
Written by: Ellery Schaffer, PE; Jewell Associates Engineers The Beloit Powerhouse Riverwalk serves as an important connection providing access for students, faculty, and community members. Jewell Associates Engineers, Inc. and R.H. Batterman & Company, Inc. were contracted by the Wisconsin... Continue Reading
Written By: Amanda Inman, PE, Ayres Associates Removing and preserving a 120-foot-long steel bridge is no small matter. The complications that come along with that historical element of a bridge replacement project are just as large. Rock County and the towns of Turtle and La Prairie needed to... Continue Reading
As engineering professionals, it is our civic responsibility and our privilege to design and construct community infrastructure that is inclusive to every inhabitant. Continue Reading
WIS 20 Reconstruction Revitalizes Village of Waterford Continue Reading
Introducing the Resch Expo – Lambeau Field’s New Neighbor Continue Reading
Water Quality Trading in the City of Brodhead is exceeding expectations and inventively removing more than five times the amount of phosphorus than comparative and significantly more costly wastewater treatment plant upgrades. Continue Reading
This project exemplifies how innovative engineering techniques can be leveraged to provide a social, economic, and sustainable community asset from otherwise unutilized public land. Continue Reading
One of downtown Milwaukee’s hot spots is dramatically improved for both pedestrian and vehicular users alike, thanks to the engineering behind the N. 2nd Street rehabilitation project. Continue Reading
Incorporating UAS into the field operations provided numerous benefits both in collecting the data and delivering documentation that can be used for future inspections. Continue Reading
For decades, a former petroleum storage site stood vacant. This reimagined site turned a longtime unused property into a dynamic and beneficial development that will provide the City of Port Washington with an additional tax base for years to come. Continue Reading
