09/04/2026
🏛️ WEEKLY PROJECT UPDATE | WI******ER CITY HALL
This week, we’re checking back in at Wi******er City Hall, where progress continues on a project that requires a little more patience, precision, and planning than your typical renovation.
Working with a historic building means there’s no rushing the process. Every phase has to be approached carefully, with specific requirements for what can be altered, how work is performed, and how the existing structure is protected along the way. With an anticipated construction timeline of approximately two years, this one is all about slow, steady, and intentional progress.
Over the past six weeks, crews have continued demolition throughout the site, including removal of the vestibule and exterior brick, abatement work at the vestibule, demolition of the sidewalk and south-side ramp, and removal of the remaining concrete along the northwest side. Crews have also been cutting out unsuitable soil and completing exterior rough grading and compaction to prepare for the work ahead.
Right now, a lot of the progress at Wi******er City Hall is about what’s being carefully removed and what’s happening beneath the surface. Each of these steps is laying the groundwork for the transformation to come while respecting the history of the building we’re working with.
There’s still a long road ahead on this one, but we’re excited to watch it take shape one carefully completed phase at a time. 🏗️🏛️
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