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Port Washington Downtown + Lakefront Plan
Port Washington Downtown + Lakefront Plan View the Port Washington Downtown + Lakefront Plan Here Port Washington is a city in transition. Once a blue-collar manufacturing and commercial fishing town, Port Washington (“Port”) is growing into both a visitor destination and a relatively more affordable Ozaukee County suburb within the Milwaukee metropolitan area. As a…
Read MoreVillage of Germantown Trail Master Plan
Village of Germantown Trail Master Plan View the Germantown Trail Master Plan Report GRAEF worked with the Village of Germantown to develop a Trail Master Plan that provides transportation and recreation opportunities across the Village and to regional destinations. The Plan identified detailed routes for the Menomonee River Trail and Goldendale Creek Trails, extending several…
Read MoreVillage of Germantown Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan
Village of Germantown Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan View the Village of Germantown CORP Report GRAEF was hired by the Village to work alongside village staff and the Park & Recreation Commission to create the current 2021-2026 Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan. This plan guides recreation management, trail expansion, and park development for the next five years…
Read MoreBrady Street Pedestrianization Study
Brady Street Pedestrianization Study View the Brady Street Pedestrianization Study Full Report Brady Street is one of the oldest streets in Milwaukee. Today the historic Brady neighborhood is densely populated with homes, schools, churches, and commercial developments. Due to its use as a main transportation artery and its relatively narrow width, reckless driving has been…
Read MoreThe Standard
The Standard Madison The Standard Madison is a 449,793-square-foot building that features 289 residential units within three wings of apartments and four connected townhomes. The luxury, mixed-use building is located on the East Washington Avenue corridor. There are two levels of underground tenant and public parking for easy accessibility. The unique amenities include two, second-level…
Read MoreWisDOT STH23
WisDOT STH 23 GRAEF provided engineering and design services for the STH 23 expressway improvements from USH 151 to Taft Road in Fond du Lac County. This section of STH 23 was part of an overall corridor expansion, completing a four-lane divided roadway between the Cities of Fond du Lac and Plymouth. A key aspect…
Read MoreChildren’s Wisconsin Skywalk Building
Children’s Wisconsin Skywalk Building The Children’s Wisconsin Skywalk Building enhances family access to emergency services by relocating the entrance to the front of the hospital. The two-story, 155,000 SF facility includes critical healthcare components like the Emergency Department and Level 1 Trauma Center, a pediatric transport center, and a retail pharmacy. The project features a…
Read MoreParkhaven at Pike Place
Parkhaven at Pike Place The City of Prior Lake, MN is a suburban community located about 20 miles southwest of downtown Minneapolis. The city experienced rapid growth, with a population of 16,000 in 2000, to over 25,000 in 2015. This population expansion expedited the need for quality housing in this growing, up-scale community. The community’s…
Read MoreDrexel Town Square Wetland Park
Drexel Town Square Wetland Park Drexel Town Square is a new mixed-use town center on the 85-acre site of the former Delphi automotive parts factory in Oak Creek. Oak Creek is an auto-dependent suburb of Milwaukee that currently lacks a ‘downtown’ area. Drexel Town Square will house civic, retail, office, open space, and residential use,…
Read MoreMacArthur Square Planning
MacArthur Square Planning View the City of Milwaukee MacArthur Square Planning Study Today, MacArthur Square consists of a group of civic buildings in downtown Milwaukee arranged around a multilevel parking structure. Historically, MacArthur Square represents the City’s legacy of the City Beautiful movement in architecture and planning. GRAEF has worked closely with Milwaukee County and…
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