Daily Reporter Recognizes Greenfire Projects

May 8, 2025

Four Greenfire projects were recognized as a Top Project of 2024 by The Daily Reporter, which honors 40 of the top development projects across Wisconsin.

The following projects received awards:

Davidson Park  |  Milwaukee, WI

This project was conceptualized during the pandemic to redevelop an otherwise unused corporate parking lot. In order to re-establish their commitment to the community, the Harley-Davidson Foundation decided to turn the underutilized area into a community space. This includes a park and green space, drivable paths for motorcycles, a central stage area for performances and a multitude of native plantings. The circular format reflects back to the product this innovative company produces and aims to gather people together in a central location. The project is built utilizing locally sourced materials such as brick, natural timber and weathered steel. Davidson Park acts as a civic green gathering space available and accessible to all in the neighboring community.

Project Team & Contributors

The Harley-Davidson Foundation, Heatherwick Studio, HGA, Near West Side Partners, The Forest County Potawatomi Community

 

Potawatomi Casino | Hotel Sportsbook  |  Milwaukee, WI

The space formerly occupied by the Northern Lights Theatre on Potawatomi Casino | Hotel’s first floor has been transformed into one of the nation’s most impressive sportsbooks. Gilbane | Greenfire managed the renovation project to create a premier sports experience for the Casino. Most noticeably of the sportsbook’s new features is a nearly 2,000 SF screen that spans the entire sportsbook – large enough to view 30 sporting events simultaneously. The space features a stadium-style upper-level VIP seating area, as well as a broadcast booth available for podcasts and live media. In addition to the sportsbook, scope of this project included the renovation and reopening of an adjacent brand new 14-table poker room. The sportsbook features a first-class bar, as well as a brand-new full-service kitchen serving food for sportsbook guests, as the entire sportsbook space can host up to 200 sports fans.

Project Team & Contributors

Potawatomi Casino | Hotel, Gilbane | Greenfire, I-5 Design, The Forest County Potawatomi Communty

 

Tivoli Green Apartments Phase II  |  Mount Pleasant, WI

Greenfire managed the construction of the second phase of construction at the Tivoli Green development in Mount Pleasant, which was the first multi-family development in 20 years in Racine County. The first phase provided much needed housing and density, and the second phase provided even more – with a focus on adding townhome-style apartments based on resident feedback and market demand. Phase II’s apartment buildings and townhomes include private side-by-side two-car attached garages. This phase added nine buildings and a maintenance garage, with units that are fitted with high-end furnishings, and outside features manicured landscaping.

Project Team & Contributors

Wangard Partners, JLA Architects, Spire Engineering, raSmith

 

Wisconsin Farmers Union  |  Chippewa Falls, WI

This historic renovation and reimagination of the 1916 Chippewa Falls Mercantile building along the shores of the Chippewa River has transformed into Market On River – a venue meant to be a driver of commerce and community in downtown Chippewa Falls. Wisconsin Farmers Union (WFU) acquired the 45,000-square-foot building on River and Island streets and now calls the brick building on the riverfront their new home and state headquarters. Market On River features retail spaces, a food hall, community events space and residential apartments. As a member-driven organization, WFU is leasing space to like-minded partners who want to collaborate and see local and independent farmers, entrepreneurs, and businesses thrive.

Project Team & Contributors

Wisconsin Farmers Union, Studio EA, A.M. Structural Engineering, Tweet Garot, B&B Electric

Greenfire represented alongside our project partners at the award ceremony held in the new Baird Center expansion in Milwaukee.

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