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Apr 17, 2013

Lambeau Field renovation in Green Bay enters 2nd phase

The Oneida Nation Gate at Lambeau Field is closed for construction. It’s the first part of what the Green Bay Packers are calling Phase 2 of Lambeau Field’s latest renovation. The $140.5 million project, paid for by the Packers without public money, began in March […] Read more

Apr 4, 2013

Local architects elected as 2013 AIA officers

Architect Gregory A. Douglas, AIA, Green Bay, has been elected as the 2013 president of AIA Northeast Wisconsin, the local chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and AIA Wisconsin. Douglas is vice president/design-build services with Miron Construction Co., Inc., Neenah. Sorry, this link […] Read more

Apr 4, 2013

Construction begins for new Jamrich

The mobilization for a new, 136,000 square foot Jamrich building began on Monday, March 25, as contractors began fencing off the parking lot between the Learning Resource Center and Hedgcock in preparation of construction. According to Associate Director of Engineering and Planning Jim Thams, the […] Read more

Apr 4, 2013

New Printpack facility is moving along on schedule

Standing inside the new building that will house Printpack Inc. is a jaw-dropping experience. The structure encompasses five acres and is on target to be finished by June 30, according to Jeremy Van Camp, human resource manager for the company. “Some days they are working […] Read more

Apr 4, 2013

FVTC kicks off construction on latest expansion project

A local college campus is once again growing. Fox Valley Technical College in Grand Chute is kicking-off construction on its newest building. Soon the school’s library will be part of the brand new Student Success Center on the FVTC campus. School leaders said the space […] Read more

Apr 4, 2013

WisCon Joins Miron Construction and OSHA in Strategic Safety and Health Partnership for UW-Eau Claire Education Building Construction

The Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene’s WisCon occupational safety and health consultation program and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) have established a strategic partnership with Miron Construction, a commercial construction contractor headquartered in Neenah, WI, to reduce workers’ exposure to hazards and […] Read more

Mar 27, 2013

Experts say building green expected today

Green building is no passing trend. The major construction companies embrace it and recommend green practices for a multitude of reasons. Sam Statz, director of technical services at Hoffman Planning, Design and Construction, Inc. in Appleton, said “In the past we did this because it […] Read more

Mar 27, 2013

Wisconsin officials ramp up efforts to add solar power to government buildings

Officials gathered into a heated tent with a plywood floor Wednesday to symbolically break ground on what is believed to be the largest solar energy system project by a municipality in the state. The title likely won’t last for long, unlike the cold that greeted […] Read more

Mar 26, 2013

Whey cool: Dairy waste turned into electricity

Get a whiff of this: Milky rinse water flowing from Wisconsin cheese factories will soon be used to generate enough electricity for 3,000 homes, thanks to an innovative solution to a growing wastewater problem. For years, the milky rinse water was spread on farmland as […] Read more

Mar 20, 2013

Exterior construction at Lambeau completed

The majority of the outdoor construction on Lambeau Field’s new south end zone is done. Green Bay Packers officials say the $143 million renovation project is on budget and on schedule. Some outside seating work still needs to be done, but crews have largely turned […] Read more

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