Wisconsin Center service corridor installed amid expansion project

On Monday, a service corridor was lifted at the Wisconsin Center as part of the next step in the $456 million expansion project.

MILWAUKEE - The Wisconsin Center is working on a way to discreetly move between its new facility and its existing facility.

On Monday, Aug. 22, a service corridor was lifted at the Wisconsin Center as part of the next step in the $456 million expansion project.

The service corridor is 88 feet long and weighs 58,000 pounds.

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It will serve as a back-of-house connector for internal staff to move between the new and existing facility, creating a better service experience for guests.

The material for the corridor was supplied by Zalk Josephs, a women-owned firm providing fabricated structural steel products and services for the construction industry throughout the Midwest.

Zalk Josephs is certified as a women's business enterprise by the Women's Business Enterprise National Council, the nation's largest third-party certifier of the businesses owned and operated by women in the U.S.