Steensland House To Be Relocated

The Steensland House, currently owned by Bethel Lutheran Church and located on North Carroll Street, was built in 1896 for Halle Steensland, a leader in the progressive movement.  In 1974 it was designated a local landmark and it’s also on the National Register of Historical Places.  Over time, the surrounding homes were demolished which left the home standing alone surrounded by the church parking lot.   The church has wanted to expand for some time but needed a plan for the Steensland House before being able to do so.  After much consideration, it has been decided that the Historic Steensland House will be moved to another side of their property which faces West Gorham.

The home, which is around 7,000 square feet will be moved in phases beginning April 15th.  Once relocated the home will be renovated to create three apartments.  The move, as well as the renovation is being overseen by Engineered Construction.

Bell, Moore & Richter Moves to New Location

Bell, Moore & Richter, S.C. is a Madison law firm serving clients throughout Wisconsin since 1851, providing high quality, outcome-focused and cost-effective legal services.  They recently decided to relocate their office and will be taking over space on the third floor at 345 West Washington.

Shulfer Architects completed the plans for the 9000 square foot space which include an attractive lobby and entrance area, conference rooms and multiple private offices.   Engineered Construction will begin work on April 1st with completion scheduled for July 2015.

Water Damage at Signe Skott Cooper Hall

The UW School of Nursing, or Signe Skott Cooper Hall, recently suffered water damage from a frozen pipe.  Engineered Construction was called in to perform the reconstruction of the 6000 square feet of affected area.  These areas included classrooms, training rooms, mechanical rooms and the main computer server room and electrical room.  Work will include insulation, drywall, paint, trim, carpet and casework.  In an effort to minimize disruption to student schedules, construction is being scheduled around their spring break.

Alexander Company Moves To New Location

The Alexander Company, currently located on Badger Road in their Novation Campus, is in the process of relocating their offices.  The new location will be on the third floor of their 345 West Washington Building.  Engineered Construction is handling the build out under the direction of Jeremiah Leigh, Project Manager for Alexander Company.  Demolition of the space, which is 7780 square feet, is nearly complete and framing will begin next week.  They plan to be in the new location sometime in May.

Vom Fass Opening Second Location In Madison

Vom Fass is a gourmet food store featuring vintage wines from different regions and wineries as well as premium vinegar’s, oils and spirits in a variety of quantities. Originating in Germany, the company has grown to more than 300 stores worldwide.  The United States headquarters was opened in 2007 here in Madison which included their flagship store on University Ave.

The franchise is excited to be opening it’s second location here in Madison which will be located in the 100 block of State Street across from the Overture Center.  Franchisee owner Ashley Morrison is excited about the location and the opportunity to be involved with such a high quality product.

Engineered Construction is proud to have been selected as the contractor to build out the new space.  Construction began this week and will include the installation of many custom features which were designed by the German Company.

The new location is scheduled to open in mid-April.  For more information on Vom Fass, visit their website at vomfassusa.com.

Engineered Construction Changes the IRP Procedure

Engineered Construction offers Emergency Services to homes and businesses that suffer water, fire and storm damage.  The Immediate Response Program (IRP) is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

In an effort to improve our services, ECI has eliminated the pager system and moved over to a live answering service.  This change also makes the process easier in that all calls can be made directly to Engineered Construction regardless of time of day, therefore eliminating a need for a separate phone number.

Please make a note of the change and keep us in mind if you or someone you know should need our services.

Immediate Response Program – 24 Hour Emergency Services – 608.845.7930

UW Outreach South Partnership Open House

UW Madison Outreach South had it’s Open House on February 12th.  It was a great success and the University did a nice write up on the event which was also featured on the Channel 3 news.

Engineered Construction was proud to be involved in this as the General Contractor on the project.

Read the UW write up here.

Engineered Construction is Growning

Engineered Construction is growing and that means adding to our team.  We are currently looking for a Project Manager and a Construction Superintendent.  For more information visit the job posting links below.

Project Manager Job Post

Construction Superintendent Job Post

Changes to Northgate Shopping Center

The VA will be opening a new clinic in the Northgate Shopping Center.  They will be moving into an existing 5,000 sq. ft. space which will be renovated to suit their needs.  Engineered Construction will oversee the project which will include the addition of private offices, conference rooms, family counseling and children’s play areas.  This project will provide additional Veteran Affairs Services for the East Side of Madison.

ECI will also be working in the areas immediately adjacent to the VA space to prepare for new tenants.  This work will include upgrades to exterior windows and upgrades to mechanical and electrical items, etc.

UW Madison Outreach Complete

Engineered Construction renovated the former Cricket Cellular store, in the Villager Mall, into the new UW Madison Outreach that provides continuing education and legal services for the local neighborhood. The scope of work involved: removal of the existing finishes and data communications, building new offices in the back of the spaces, upgrading much of the electrical systems including new audio & visual display monitors, replacing all the millwork in the break room and new badger themed finishes throughout.

Construction was completed mid January and the Outreach Center is set to open Monday January 26th.