Developer proposes ambitious $125 million project for historic block on Capitol Square
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Developer proposes ambitious $125 million project for historic block on Capitol Square
By Dean Mosiman, Wisconsin State Journal
“In perhaps a last big hurrah, and at a time of economic uncertainty, a development company that has vastly influenced the renaissance of Capitol Square is proposing a $125 million project combining preservation, demolition and new construction for the largest underused parcel remaining at Madison’s most iconic location.
Urban Land Interests, which sparked the Square’s revitalization with its Block 89 project that began in 1986 and unfolded over two decades, now hopes to remake into a far more dynamic place the bulk of another block defined by two- and three-story buildings and a parking lot…”