Colliers & Saputo Cheese Facility

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Colliers & Saputo Cheese Facility Aerial Photography

Created for Colliers’ industrial brokerage team, this six-image photo set presents the Saputo cheese facility in Green Bay from the decision-making angles commercial real estate teams need: frontage, scale, rooflines, access, loading, service areas, and surrounding site context.

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Client
Colliers

Property
Saputo Cheese facility

Location
Green Bay, Wisconsin

Client Industry
Commercial real estate

Deliverables
Six edited high-resolution aerial photographs

Media Focus
Frontage, roof, access, loading, parking, and site context

Industrial Property Photo Coverage

Site & Neighborhood

Front Elevation

Service-Side Operations

Roof & Site Plan

THE CLIENT + FACILITY

Broker-Ready Coverage for the Saputo Cheese Facility

Colliers’ industrial brokerage team needed current aerial photographs of the Saputo cheese facility in Green Bay on a short timeline. Colliers supports owners, investors, and occupiers with commercial real estate services, so the finished set needed to do more than produce one attractive overview: it needed to explain the property clearly for business decisions.

Saputo is one of the world’s top ten dairy processors and a leading cheese producer in the United States. That industrial context made clear views of building scale, street access, roof and utility systems, loading and service areas, parking, and the surrounding corridor especially useful.

THE APPROACH

Confirm the Airspace, Then Build the Shot List Around Property Decisions

Above Wisconsin checked the FAA facility map before scheduling and confirmed the property was in open Class G airspace, allowing a standard Part 107 operation up to 400 feet. The flight moved from a high-oblique hero and neighborhood context view to the front elevation, service side, loading access, and a true top-down roof plan.

Practical Uses

Commercial listing and offering materials
Broker presentations and property tours
Building access, loading, and circulation review
Ownership, investor, and tenant communications

THE PHOTO SET

Six Finished Views, Ready for Commercial Real Estate Marketing

The final photographs were edited at full 2048 × 1151 resolution and delivered through a shareable cloud folder so the brokerage and client-services teams could use the same approved files. After review, the client team reported that the images “look great.” This web case study serves optimized WebP derivatives for faster loading while the original high-resolution files remain available for print and presentation use.

Oblique aerial of the service side and exterior mechanical areas at 13190 Velp Avenue — Service-side operations and exterior building systems.

Aerial view of loading docks, service access, and parking at the Green Bay industrial property — Loading, service access, circulation, and parking.

Top-down aerial roof plan of the industrial building and site at 13190 Velp Avenue — Top-down roof plan and property-edge context.

Front elevation aerial of the industrial facility at 13190 Velp Avenue in Green Bay

WHY IT MATTERS

Commercial Real Estate Photography Should Answer Property Questions

A strong industrial property image set helps a viewer understand the site before an in-person visit. Aerial coverage can show the relationship between the building and road network, parking and circulation, loading access, roof configuration, service areas, neighboring uses, and the wider market context in a way ground-level photography cannot.

At the Saputo cheese facility at 13190 Velp Avenue in Green Bay, the highest-value views were the full-property hero, balanced front elevation, loading and service sides, site-context overview, and top-down roof plan. Together, the six photographs create a concise visual tour for brokerage, marketing, presentations, and stakeholder review.

Project summary: On June 4, 2026, Above Wisconsin captured six aerial photographs for Colliers at the Saputo cheese facility, 13190 Velp Avenue in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The assignment focused exclusively on still photography and included property frontage, rooflines, access, loading, service areas, parking, and surrounding industrial context.

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PLAN A COMMERCIAL PROPERTY SHOOT

Start With the Decisions the Images Need to Support

Share the address, deadline, intended audience, and priority property features. Above Wisconsin can build a photo-only flight plan around listing launch, investment review, facility marketing, roof and access documentation, or a broader property-media campaign.

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Schuh Construction — Carnivore Meat Company

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Schuh Construction: Carnivore Meat Company

A completed-facility drone showcase built around the architecture, scale, and identity of Carnivore Meat Company’s Green Bay headquarters—created for Schuh Construction to share the finished work in motion and stills.

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Client
Schuh Construction

Featured Project
Carnivore Meat Company

Location
Green Bay, Wisconsin

Project Type
Completed construction showcase

Portfolio View
Aerial film and selected exterior photography

Media Focus
Architecture, branding, scale, and site context

Facility Film & Photo Tour

Main Facade

Full Facility Perspective

Industrial Site Context

Front Approach

Entrance & Flags

Full Site Context

Glass Wing

Glass & Frontage

Facade Sign Perspective

Branded Facade

PROJECT STRATEGY

From a finished building to a clear visual story.

The goal was not to collect more angles. It was to make Carnivore Meat Company’s completed Green Bay facility easy to understand, immediately recognizable, and ready for Schuh Construction to share.

01WHAT HAD TO LAND

Make the scale, architecture, and identity read together.

At 235,000 square feet, disconnected exterior shots would undersell the project. The audience needed the full campus scale and Carnivore Meat Company’s distinctive red-and-glass frontage to read as one complete place.

FocusScale · Architecture · Brand recognition

02THE SHIFT

Plan every angle around how the finished work would be used.

We built the flight from broad site context into the entrance, flags, glass reflections, and branded facade. Stable reveal passes shaped the film, while the broader photo library supports Schuh Construction’s portfolio, website, proposals, social media, and stakeholder sharing.

SequenceContext first · Details second · Every frame reusable

THE PROJECT FILM

Watch the Carnivore Facility From Above

The finished edit gives Schuh Construction a concise way to present the completed facility, moving from the wider campus into the entrance, branding, flags, glass facade, and exterior details that define the build.

Close aerial view of the Carnivore Meat Company exterior sign mounted on the red metal building facade

PROJECT CONTEXT

A Major Green Bay Manufacturing Campus

Carnivore Meat Company announced the 235,000-square-foot facility on a 28-acre Green Bay campus in 2022, describing it as a new global headquarters and manufacturing operation with 27,000 square feet of office space. Schuh Construction was the building partner identified with the project.

For Above Wisconsin, the job was to turn that scale into a clear visual story. The wide aerials explain the building and site, the mid-range passes show the glass office frontage and manufacturing wing, and the close views preserve the signage and architectural details that make the facility recognizable.

Project summary: Above Wisconsin created a finished-building aerial film and a broader exterior photo library for Schuh Construction, featuring the Carnivore Meat Company facility in Green Bay, Wisconsin. This page shows a curated selection for a concise, fast-loading portfolio reference.

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About the Carnivore facility shoot

A quick look at what was captured, where the project is located, and how finished-facility media supports a construction portfolio.

What did Above Wisconsin create for Schuh Construction at Carnivore Meat Company?

Above Wisconsin produced a finished-facility aerial film and an exterior photo library for Schuh Construction. The coverage presents the scale, architecture, entrance, glass frontage, flags, and Carnivore Meat Company branding as one complete project story.

Where is the Carnivore Meat Company facility featured here?

The facility is in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Carnivore Meat Company described the project as a 235,000-square-foot headquarters and manufacturing facility on a 28-acre campus.

Which parts of the completed facility are shown?

The aerial sequence moves from broad campus and parking context into the main entrance, flagpoles, reflective glass offices, the long manufacturing wing, and close architectural views of the branded red facade.

How can finished-project drone media help a construction company?

A concise film and a varied photo library give a builder reusable proof for website portfolios, proposals, award submissions, stakeholder updates, and social media without relying on a single project image.

Can Above Wisconsin photograph similar commercial or industrial facilities?

Yes. Above Wisconsin plans commercial drone photography and video around the property, project goals, site access, and the mix of wide context and detailed views the finished marketing materials need.

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Make the Finished Work Easier to See

Tell Above Wisconsin what was built, who needs to see it, and where the finished media will be used. We can shape the flight, edit, photo set, and delivery around a portfolio page, bid package, client handoff, recruiting campaign, or recurring construction update.

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Palmer Fixture & Alwin Manufacturing

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Palmer Fixture & Alwin Manufacturing Facility Aerial Photography

A commercial photo set built for two jobs: replace an aging wall print with a current high-resolution view, and give the team a complete exterior tour of the Green Bay manufacturing and assembly facility.

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Client
Palmer Fixture

Facility
Alwin Manufacturing / Palmer Fixture Hygiene Division

Location
1100 W Mason Street, Green Bay, Wisconsin

Project Type
Industrial facility aerial photography

Deliverables
Large-format print image and web-ready exterior photo library

Media Focus
Signage, rooflines, access, loading, exterior operations

Facility Views & Exterior Details

Updated Wall-Print View

Front Elevation

Entrance and Branding

Facility Signage

THE BRIEF

One Shoot, Two Very Different Uses

Palmer Fixture needed an updated high-resolution aerial to replace an older framed facility photo, plus a complete exterior image set that could move from a website to sales and corporate materials. The signature view had to read at wall-print scale; the rest of the set had to explain the Green Bay site quickly and clearly.

THE APPROACH

Capture the Signature View, Then Complete the Site Story

Above Wisconsin first recreated the purpose of the older wall display with a current high-oblique view of the full building and Mason Street frontage. A planned aerial orbit then documented the entrance, joint signage, rooflines, parking, loading, exterior storage, and surrounding context. Light atmospheric haze was corrected while keeping the facility and its materials natural.

Practical Uses

Large wall display and print coordination
Website and digital marketing
Facility overview, sales, and recruiting
Corporate communications and stakeholder presentations

Why the project started

The Image That Started the Assignment

This framed aerial was already hanging inside the facility when Palmer Fixture asked for an update. It gave the assignment a clear starting point: create a current, high-resolution signature view suitable for a new large-format wall display, then build a broader exterior image library from the same flight.

Existing framed aerial photograph of the Palmer Fixture and Alwin Manufacturing facility hanging on an interior wall — Existing wall displayThe reference image
The framed aerial already hanging at the facility—the visual reference behind the replacement request.

Wide aerial view of the Palmer Fixture facility and West Mason Street prepared as an updated wall-print perspective — Updated commissionThe new wall-print view
A current high-resolution facility view captured for large-format print and repeat use across digital materials.

THE DELIVERABLES

Built for Print and Everyday Digital Use

Final files were organized in separate print-resolution and compressed digital folders. That kept the largest image available for the wall display while giving Palmer Fixture lighter JPEGs ready for websites, email, presentations, and routine marketing.

Rear aerial overview of the Green Bay manufacturing facility, rooflines, parking, and surrounding streets — Rear rooflines and site context.

Aerial view of loading docks and service access at the Green Bay industrial facility — Loading docks and service access.

Aerial detail of exterior storage silos and industrial service area at the Green Bay facility — Industrial storage and operating detail.

American flag and landscaped front entrance at the Alwin Manufacturing Green Bay facility — Landscaped frontage and flag.

Roadside sign for Alwin Manufacturing and Palmer Fixture Hygiene Division at 1100 West Mason Street

WHY IT MATTERS

Industrial Photography Should Explain the Facility

Commercial facility photography has to do more than show a roof. The strongest image set helps viewers understand scale, access, operations, branding, and location while also producing signature images strong enough for print.

The Green Bay facility at 1100 W Mason Street supports manufacturing, assembly, warehousing, and shipping. These aerial views make those functions legible through the front elevation, loading areas, service access, rooflines, joint Palmer Fixture and Alwin Manufacturing signage, and surrounding street context.

Project summary: Above Wisconsin photographed the facility on July 15, 2026. The scope included an updated wall-display image and a complete exterior aerial photo set, delivered in separate high-resolution print and compressed digital JPEG folders.

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PLAN A FACILITY SHOOT

Start With the Business Use

Tell Above Wisconsin whether the priority is a wall print, website refresh, facility overview, construction documentation, or a reusable photo and video library. The intended use shapes the angles, flight plan, editing, and final file delivery.

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Lake Wisconsin Cottage Tear Down

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Lake Wisconsin Cottage Tear Down Drone Media

Construction and property documentation showing the site before, during, and after major exterior change.

Location
Lake Wisconsin, Wisconsin

Project Type
Construction progress, property media, real estate

Media Focus
Construction & Progress, Real Estate & Property, Video & Editing

Useful For
Before/during/after documentation, Stakeholder progress updates, Property and shoreline context

Tags
Construction & Progress | Real Estate & Property | Commercial Drone Operation | Commercial Photography

PROJECT PHOTOGRAPHY

Lake Wisconsin Cottage
From Before to Tear-Down

Use the arrows to follow seven full-frame aerial views from the original cottage and shoreline context through active demolition and site progress. Select any photo to view it full size.

Aerial view of the Lake Wisconsin cottage before demolition with the shoreline and neighboring homes visible.

01Before the Tear-Down

01 / 07

THE NEED

What Needed to Be Clear

A cottage tear-down or rebuild has a lot of moving parts that are difficult to communicate from the ground. Owners, contractors, and stakeholders need a clean way to understand site access, structure placement, shoreline context, and progress over time.

THE APPROACH

What the Aerial View Shows

Above Wisconsin used drone photography and video perspective to document the property from above, creating clear visual records for planning, construction updates, and property storytelling. The aerial view makes the work easier to understand without needing everyone on site.

Media Uses

Before/during/after documentation
Stakeholder progress updates
Property and shoreline context
Construction planning visuals

PROJECT VIDEO

See the Cottage Site From Above

Watch the aerial video for a clearer view of the cottage site, shoreline context, and major exterior change.

WHY IT MATTERS

A Clearer Record of Site Change

Aerial documentation makes the Lake Wisconsin cottage site easier to read across major exterior change. Views of the structure, site access, and shoreline context can support construction updates, planning conversations, and property records.

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Volatile Free Inc • Brookfield, WI

VOLATILE FREE INC | BROOKFIELD, WISCONSIN

Industrial Drone Video for a Brookfield Facility

Aerial photo and video planned to show rooflines, building scale, access points, and surrounding site context in one clear visual record.

Location
Brookfield, Wisconsin

Project Type
Industrial facility media

Media Delivered
Drone photography and aerial video

Business Uses
Exterior review, planning, marketing, and documentation

Project Tags
Industrial | Commercial Property | Roofing | Brookfield

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THE CHALLENGE

Make a Complex Property Easy to Read

From the ground, rooflines and site relationships disappear quickly. The media needed to give reviewers a clearer sense of the facility without relying on a long explanation.

Roof condition and rooftop features
Building footprint and exterior details
Access routes and adjacent property

THE APPROACH

Plan Each Angle Around a Real Business Use

Above Wisconsin captured aerial photography and video from complementary heights and directions, creating a clearer visual record for review, planning, documentation, and outward-facing communication.

Media Uses

Commercial review and documentation
Website and proposal media
Planning and stakeholder conversations
Reusable presentation and marketing assets

WHY IT MATTERS

Industrial Drone Video That Makes the Site Easier to Understand

For teams looking for industrial drone video in Wisconsin, the value is not just the view from above. A planned flight can show rooflines, access, equipment, building scale, and surrounding property in one coordinated visual story.

These aerial photo and video assets can support commercial review, planning conversations, websites, proposals, presentations, and stakeholder updates.

Planning a facility, roofing, construction, or commercial property shoot?

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Broker-Ready Coverage for the Saputo Cheese Facility

Confirm the Airspace, Then Build the Shot List Around Property Decisions

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Facility Film & Photo Tour

Main Facade

Full Facility Perspective

Industrial Site Context

Front Approach

Entrance & Flags

Full Site Context

Glass Wing

Glass & Frontage

Facade Sign Perspective

Branded Facade

Make the scale, architecture, and identity read together.

Plan every angle around how the finished work would be used.

Watch the Carnivore Facility From Above

A Major Green Bay Manufacturing Campus

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Facility Views & Exterior Details

Updated Wall-Print View

Front Elevation

Entrance and Branding

Facility Signage

One Shoot, Two Very Different Uses

Capture the Signature View, Then Complete the Site Story

Practical Uses

The Image That Started the Assignment

Built for Print and Everyday Digital Use

Industrial Photography Should Explain the Facility

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Riverside Golf Course Drone Photography

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