"The design of this building is not really compatible with traditional buildings on this block, and therefore does not comply the with city's design standard," said Ald. Ledell Zellers, District 2.
The Public Market and private portions of the project are now proposed to be built in the opposite locations than previously planned for the East Side development.
The developers of a planned Milwaukee Public Library branch with upper-floor apartments would get more time to complete the project under a new proposal.
While much of the former industrial core of West Allis continues to be transformed into apartments, offices, retail space and other new uses, at least one property is sticking to its roots.
A 19th-century addition to a historic downtown Milwaukee church being redeveloped into an events venue will be preserved, instead of razed, under a revised plan.
The former Target Store on Milwaukee's far northwest side is again being proposed for redevelopment - this time by a firm that's expanding its local operations and creating about 100 new jobs.
A city loan used to help finance downtown's Moderne high-rise has been paid off as the developers work to complete their financing for another Milwaukee apartment tower.
