News & Notes
News and Notes for the Weeks of 1/29/22 - 2/4/22
City officials and a preservationist group differ on proposed rules to protect five Madison historic districts when property owners want to make changes to buildings or developers propose new projects.
-Wisconsin State Journal
Curt Brink is dropping plans for a glassy, 11-story, 230,000-square-foot office building at 929 E. Washington Ave. for a 14-story mixed-use structure with commercial space, offices, housing and a different architectural style.
-Wisconsin State Journal
Dane County is planning to buy about 65 acres of land in the town of Black Earth to boost recreation and provide better access to Morton Forest.
-Wisconsin State Journal
Goodbye, crowded chemistry labs. So long to space crunches so severe that some 20% of UW-Madison students took introductory organic chemistry at a different university.
-Wisconsin State Journal
Three designers will be tasked with how to improve a 1.7-mile stretch of shoreline from Williamson Street to Olin Park as part of the competition.
-Wisconsin State Journal
Stone House Development and Threshold Development Group have an accepted offer on the approximately 60-acre Voit farm off Milwaukee Street seen as a prime spot for in-fill development.
-Wisconsin State Journal