Site design services supported various parking lot improvements at Turner Elementary School, including the addition of a drop-off area to enhance safety and circulation.
raSmith's structural engineers helped transform UW–Madison’s Kohl Center with a $46 million expansion and renovation featuring a vibration-isolated training facility built above an active loading dock.
The Hales Happiness Water Conversion Project is a transformative $6.5 million initiative designed to address PFAS contamination in the groundwater affecting nearly 200 households in the Village of Hales Corners, Wisconsin.
To improve safety along a 1.4-mile stretch of Menomonee Avenue, the Village of Menomonee Falls selected raSmith to perform transportation engineering, stormwater management, structural engineering, surveying, and construction services.
raSmith provided preliminary and final design engineering services for the $135 million replacement of the I-39/90/94 bridges and approaches over the Wisconsin River.
raSmith provided site design services for the Appleton Public Library project. The project required careful coordination with the City of Appleton to meet all regulatory requirements, including stormwater management and permitting.
To improve safety and traffic flow at the busy WIS 60 and 12th Avenue intersection, the Village of Grafton partnered with raSmith and secured support through WisDOT’s Signals and ITS Standalone Program (SISP). With over 30,000 vehicles traveling through daily, the project delivered impactful upgrades—without overextending the Village’s budget.
Waukesha County’s upcoming reconstruction of the County J (Pewaukee Road) and County FT (Northview Road) intersection offers key insights into applying for the federal Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) grant.
raSmith provided civil engineering, surveying, landscape architecture, and traffic engineering services for Mill Creek Academy, a new 45,000-square-foot, single-story charter school serving grades K through 8.