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raSmith’s team designed this 125 gpm firm capacity lift station.

raSmith’s team designed this 550 gpm firm capacity lift station and an associated one-half mile of six-inch force main for a new industrial development in the Village of Pleasant Prairie along 120th Avenue.

Site design, landscape architecture, and construction services played a key role in the development of eight pickleball courts and amenities at this 51-acre community park.

raSmith was brought on as part of the design team and is providing structural engineering services for the Nova Apartments project.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison has transformed the South End Zone of Camp Randall Stadium and adjoining Field House into a premium area with seating for 2,300, access to indoor and outdoor hospitality clubs, climate-controlled amenities, expanded premium food and beverage offerings, dedicated restrooms, and a terrace that connects with and provides views into the UW Field House.

This $12 million, 14-mile roadway project included cold-in-place resurfacing and an intersection reconstruction into a modern, single-lane roundabout.

The two-way stop-controlled intersection was reconstructed into a modern single-lane roundabout to reduce the number and severity of crashes.

Moss Universal Park will feature inclusive recreational opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to interact, play, and participate in activities together.

A unique system of five closely spaced roundabouts on a major corridor in the Village of Richfield was a first-of-its-kind roundabout project in Wisconsin based on the number of roundabouts and the project’s complexity.

Operational issues prompted the construction of a single-lane roundabout at the intersection of WIS 32 and Happy Lane in Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin.