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15,000 SF
Retail Space
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2012
Project Completion
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$2.9 Million
Project Cost
A Madison landmark that had sadly fallen into severe disrepair, the Madison Depot and the grounds surrounding it that once housed its yards were in a severely dilapidated state at the time of The Alexander Company’s intervention.
As part of the restoration of the Historic Madison Depot, an art program was enacted. An era-appropriate train was purchased and towed to the site, then fully converted into one-of-a-kind commercial spaces.
The depot itself was converted into a high-end restaurant with a separate bar that mimicked those of the railroad era. The primary walls of the restaurant were adorned with hand painted murals with railroad station themes.
The finished project serves as a shining example of historic preservation and the adaptive re-use of locally beloved structure.