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In a busy residential area near downtown Waukesha, raSmith provided construction services and surveying for utility and roadway improvements along Delafield Street and Lemira Avenue.
Wauwatosa, WI
When these roadway sections experienced flooding, the City of Wauwatosa selected raSmith to prepare a utility and paving design to improve stormwater management and operational efficiency.
Hartland, WI
The Bartolotta Restaurants revitalized a historic lakefront property into The Commodore, a new restaurant and event venue on Nagawicka Lake. raSmith provided landscape architecture services for this project, including a redesigned parking lot, stormwater management, and vibrant outdoor spaces with lake views.
Salem Lakes, WI
Leveraging its multi-disciplinary capabilities, raSmith provided municipal engineering, surveying, and GIS services to support a preservation project for Salem Mound Cemetery in Salem Lakes, Wisconsin.
Kenosha County, WI
Kenosha County retained raSmith to provide design and construction engineering services for the CTH L Rehabilitation from STH 31 to 39th Avenue within the Village/Town of Somers and City of Kenosha.
raSmith provided site design, traffic analysis, landscape architecture, and surveying services for the Marquette University Wellness + Helfaer Recreation Center, drawing on our longstanding relationship with Marquette.
Improving safety, operations, and the pedestrian and bicyclist experience — this unique transportation and traffic engineering project features one of the first few raised cycle track designs in the state of Wisconsin.
Cleveland, OH
raSmith played a pivotal role in a modular research lab "pods" project at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio.
Salem Lakes, WI
raSmith provided site engineering and surveying services for a new highway and fire facility, including the design of grading, paving, erosion control, storm sewer, storm water, parking lot and roadway improvements, and construction inspection.
Milwaukee, WI
raSmith staff designed three new dams that consisted of reinforced concrete box culverts with a weir wall acting as the primary spillway for the dam.