And the winners are …
By Caley Clinton • Jan 29th, 2010 • Category: Builder Now Daily BlogThere aren’t many award programs that would pit a $41 million business school against a $1.3 million bridge project, but that’s the beauty of The Daily Reporter and Wisconsin Builder’s Top Projects awards.
We recognize the best jobs in the state with little regard to beauty, cost or other surface-level things.
Instead, Top Projects recognizes the developments that have made a difference in their communities, triumphed despite tricky circumstances or introduced a new technique to the industry, among other reasons.
This year’s 30 winners include projects from across the state in a variety of sectors: health care, education, religious, commercial, residential and infrastructure.
At our April 21 awards dinner, we will name the Top Top Project of 2009, in addition to celebrating all Top Project winners for 2009. And each of the winning projects will be featured in the May issue of Wisconsin Builder.
Competition was fierce: we received the highest number of entries ever this year. I’m excited about all of the projects that were chosen and I hope you’ll join me in congratulating the hard work that went into each of them.
This year’s Top Projects are:
American Transmission Co. Corporate Headquarters, Pewaukee
Aurora Medical Center, Summit
Beloit College Center for Sciences, Beloit
Beloit Public Library, Beloit
Chaos Waterpark, Eau Claire
Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin – West Bed Tower, Wauwatosa
College Avenue Bridge, Appleton
Derse Inc. National Headquarters, Milwaukee
Gehl Co. Headquarters and R&D Center, West Bend
Highway Y/Roundabout, New Berlin/Muskego
University of Wisconsin Hillel/The Barbara Hochberg Center for Jewish Student Life, Madison
Holy Wisdom Monastery, Middleton
International Crane Foundation – Spirit of Africa Exhibit, Baraboo
Johnson Controls Global Headquarters, Glendale
Kerry Ingredients and Flavours Innovation and Technical Center, Beloit
Lawrence University - Warch Campus Center, Appleton
Madison Fire Station No. 12, Madison
Newcastle Estates, Mequon
North Lion Bridge, Milwaukee
One at the North End, Milwaukee
Parker and Craig high schools, Janesville
Quad/Graphics Distribution Center, Menomonee Falls
Radium Control and System Improvements, Fond du Lac
Revival Ridge, Madison
St. Mary’s Hospital - Cancer Center Addition, Green Bay
Urban League of Greater Madison, Madison
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater College of Business and Economics - Hyland Hall, Whitewater
Washington Park Apartments, Milwaukee
Well No. 13, Muskego
Marquette University - Zilber Hall, Milwaukee
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