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My first timeIndustry veterans recall their career starts There’s a first for everyone. Old pros were once rookies. Before the industry’s leaders became experts in their fields, they had to suffer from inexperience. Wisconsin Builder asks them to tell their stories. |  |
And a road ran through itFarmers pay the price of progress There’s a delicate balance between road expansion and farm preservation. Society needs its roads, and Wisconsin’s economy needs its farms. Dustin Block finds out what happens when two schools of thought intersect. |  |
Form and FunctionProgress is inevitable. But are we willing to pay the price? |  |
Work in ProgressTri-North keeps working for Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin. |  |
Peer ReviewMichael Emmer’s path leads him back to the classroom. |  |
Industry PulseDotted Line, Giving Back, In Memoriam, On the Horizon, Best of the Web, Your Honor |  |
Burning QuestionsWilliam Wenzler and Associates Architects Inc.’s Edward Wenzler submits to a round of questions. |  |
Off the ClockChris and Vicki Hastings go pub crawling for charity. |  |
Construction CornerMatthew R. Rosek explains a new law that will send contractors back to the classroom. |  |
Etc.Jennifer Pfaff showcases the Wisconsin Igniting Creative Energy Challenge and discovers an insurance program for contractors. |  |
Earth WorksThe U.S. Green Building Council confirms that PVC can be a harmful material. |  |
A page from the pastInteresting June dates in history |  |