Muskegon Museum of Art

Story

The Muskegon Museum of Art expansion enhances the museum with four new galleries, classrooms, a workshop, and a basement vault. Featuring anodized bronze aluminum siding donated by Lorin Metals, the project also includes a 4,660 SF main gallery—the largest in the U.S.—designed for world-class exhibitions.

Facts

Submitter: Erhardt Construction

Architect: Annum Architects, Mathison | Mathison Architects

Size: 20,000 SF

Location: Muskegon, MI

Date contract completed: January 2025

Final contract value: $13,300,000

Project manager’s name: Marc Felt

Superintendent’s name(s): Bob Dean

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 14%

Michael E. Kobza Hall of Justice

Story

Erhardt completed the Michael E. Kobza Hall of Justice in under two years. Work included renovations to the fourth and sixth floors with new courtrooms and jury spaces, along with full demolition and replacement of the east and west curtain walls to modernize and improve the functionality of the facility.

Facts

Submitter: Erhardt Construction

Architect: DLZ

Location: Muskegon, MI

Date contract completed: December 2024

Final contract value: $14,280,000

Project manager’s name: Joe Kuhn

Superintendent’s name(s): Jeff Vegter

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 10%

Calvin University — Hekman Library and Hiemenga Hall

Story

Pioneer renovated three floors of Calvin University’s Hekman Library, creating new spaces for student services, study, and collaboration. The project included interior upgrades, MEP improvements, and a grand staircase—all completed on an active campus in time for the 2024–2025 school year.

Facts

Submitter: Pioneer Construction

Architect: GMB Architecture + Engineering

Size: 75,000 SF

Location: Grand Rapids, MI

Date contract completed: August 2024

Final contract value: $17,000,000 

Project manager’s name: Eric Olson & Tyler Bartis

Superintendent’s name(s): Micah Frens

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 21%

Silva

Story

Rockford helped revitalize a century-old power plant into a vibrant Grand Rapids “dinnertainment” destination with dining, bocce ball, billiards, and event space for 1,400 guests. Blending historic charm with global materials and custom millwork, the complex renovation overcame major structural challenges to deliver a one-of-a-kind experience.

Facts

Submitter: Rockford

Architect: Integrated Architecture

Location: Grand Rapids, MI

Date contract completed: April 2025

Final contract value: $15,000,000 

Project manager’s name: Ryan Ramey

Superintendent’s name(s): Adam Koorndyk

What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 14%