A Madison-based architectural stone cutter and supplier is planning a move to its soon-to-be-built production and corporate headquarters in Sun Prairie — a project worth $17.9 million that is expected create 34-plus jobs in the region over the next three years, the company said Wednesday.
The City Council unanimously made permanent the COVID-19 pandemic program that lets Madison's restaurants and bars expand outdoor seating beyond what had been allowed by ordinance.
A developer is proposing to raze a small church, a former Italian deli, two houses and Buckingham’s Bar and Grill — a historic building — for a 10-story structure with housing, commercial space and parking on the 800 block of Regent Street.
Bear Development of Kenosha is proposing to reuse a two-story office building and add new construction to create the four-story project with 45 affordable apartments at 402 W. Wilson St.
An architecture firm that has worked on some of the country’s top museums has been tapped to join the design team for a new Wisconsin history center, the Wisconsin Historical Society said.
The preliminary proposal calls for 240 to 260 apartments, retail space, offices, resident amenities including a deck top pool, and underground parking for the project at 131 W. Wilson St.
The city and neighborhood partners are moving to transform a modest space atop a Madison Water Utility well overlooking Lake Monona into an artistic, comfy and engaging community destination.
A major downtown development project at Judge Doyle Square is at long last entering the construction phase. The Embassy Suites by Hilton will be built at the Judge Doyle Square site after over a decade of multiple entities attempting to get the project off the ground.
The Madison Transportation Commission will again review plans to redevelop Lake Mendota Drive, a 1.2-mile stretch lined with multi-million dollar homes.
