By Joe Lanane Steve Roloff, expert witness, could trump Steve Roloff, chief operating officer, when weighing whether his engineering firm has a chance to work on the O’Donnell Park parking structure. Roloff, COO of Madison-based Arnold & O’Sheridan Inc., said the firm regularly works on parking structures such as downtown Milwaukee’s O’Donnell. But, he said, ...
Engineers wrestle with O’Donnell conflicts
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Crew rescues St. Michael’s site from the flood
When Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare closed St. Michael Hospital in Milwaukee in 2006, the property’s future was a big question
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Women’s Community perseveres for new home
Staff members and designers at The Women’s Community got their happy ending: a shelter for domestic violence victims along with community support illustrated by 1,000 wall signatures.
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The Stream saves the tree
The builders of The Stream, Edgewood College’s new visual and theater arts center in Madison, relied on an arborist, an archeologist and an architect to get the job done right.
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Course correction: Leiferman relishes switch from mechanical to civil
Mike Leiferman expected his career path to lead him to Detroit and a job with General Motors.
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Contractor starts lawsuit against state
Had state lawmakers agreed to pay LouAnne Berg’s construction company what she claims it lost on a veterans home contract, she said, she would have walked away happy.
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Engineers wrestle with O’Donnell conflicts
By Joe Lanane Steve Roloff, expert witness, could trump Steve Roloff, chief operating officer, when weighing whether his engineering firm has a chance to work on the O’Donnell Park parking structure. Roloff, COO of Madison-based Arnold & O’Sheridan Inc., said the firm regularly works on parking structures such as downtown Milwaukee’s O’Donnell. But, he said, ...
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Crew rescues St. Michael’s site from the flood
When Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare closed St. Michael Hospital in Milwaukee in 2006, the property’s future was a big question
mark.
↧
Women’s Community perseveres for new home
Staff members and designers at The Women’s Community got their happy ending: a shelter for domestic violence victims along with community support illustrated by 1,000 wall signatures.
↧
↧
The Stream saves the tree
The builders of The Stream, Edgewood College’s new visual and theater arts center in Madison, relied on an arborist, an archeologist and an architect to get the job done right.
↧
Course correction: Leiferman relishes switch from mechanical to civil
Mike Leiferman expected his career path to lead him to Detroit and a job with General Motors.
↧
Contractor starts lawsuit against state
Had state lawmakers agreed to pay LouAnne Berg’s construction company what she claims it lost on a veterans home contract, she said, she would have walked away happy.
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