The fall semester was greeted by the newly completed science building at the University of Wisconsin- Baraboo/Sauk County campus. New labs and classrooms are the primary features of the new structure, replacing outdated space. A large classroom has a view of the distant Baraboo Hills across the valley and will also serve as a community room for a variety of purposes. In all, the building provides students and faculty with 14,000 square feet of new educational science facilities and renovation of 10,000 square feet of existing space. The new building is contemporary in design and nestled into the campus hillside to preserve the breath-taking view, as well as to achieve sustainable energy goals. The unique grass-covered roof doubles as a sustainable feature and a platform for outdoor concerts and plays. By coordinating closely with the administration, Kraemer Brothers was able to save over $250,000 for the city and county by recommending changes to the building plans while preserving overall quality. This relationship also guided our efforts to minimize inconveniences for students and faculty during construction.
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