St. Leonard Interior Time-lapse
While the new Parish Center is being constructed for St. Leonard Catholic Church in Muskego, Berghammer performed some renovations to the existing church interior.
Tower Crane at Synergy At The District in Place
The tower crane for Synergy At The District was installed today!
Lombardi Walk To Tackle Cancer
The “Berghammer Brigade” sponsored and participated in the Lombardi/Aurora Walk To Tackle Cancer. The event was a 5K run/walk at the Summerfest grounds on Festa Italiana weekend. So far, $90,854 has been raised of the $160,000 goal. You can still donate HERE.
Azura Memory Care of Oak Creek – Resident Room Video
Work on “Building A” at Azura Memory Care of Oak Creek is wrapping up with a final cleaning, while construction at “Building B” continues. Here’s a preview video of a resident room in Building A, captured by Berghammer Marketing.
2017 Summer Intern Brittany Davis
Summer Intern Brittany Davis is a student at Milwaukee School of Engineering, specializing in Construction Management. Upon graduating in 2019, she would like to work towards her Master’s Degree while working full time in construction to gain further hands-on experience in her quest for the PE license.
2017 Summer Intern Mitchell Zierer
Summer Intern Mitchell Zierer is a student at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, Studying Civil Engineering with an option in Construction Engineering and Management. Upon graduation in 2017, he would like to work for a general contractor as a project or field engineer while developing skills toward becoming a project manager.
Habitat for Humanity of Waukesha County
A little “sweat equity” at Habitat for Humanity of Waukesha County! Berghammer is donating some of our construction services to help construct this house located in downtown Waukesha. Volunteers contribute time and talent to reduce labor costs.
Pictured (left to right): Tim Goba, Charles Gull, Brian Froemming, and Ben Svehlek
Photos: Berghammer Staff Melissa Bruno
Lumberyard Plaza Park Ribbon-Cutting
Grafton, WI: A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on June 13th for the “Lumberyard Plaza” public park space adjoining the new 1505 Apartments in downtown Grafton. The project is in the old 11th Avenue right-of-way at the SW corner of Beech Street and Wisconsin Avenue and consists of a retaining wall separating the public plaza from the 1505 Apartments structure, a “stream” water feature, permeable pavers, fire pits, seating, and landscaping with irrigation. 1505 Apartments also provided tours of the new mixed-use project.
