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Madison, Wisconsin

Dayton Row

a Shining Example of Urban Infill Development

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  • 17

    Townhomes

  • 1999

    Project Completion

  • $2.8 Million

    Project Cost

This residential development in downtown Madison is an excellent example of urban infill development. The project consists of 17 residential homes, and was a key component of the City’s revitalization of this near east side neighborhood.

The condominiums were designed in an urban townhouse fashion, each with a direct entrance from the exterior.

This project was part of the larger Marketplace Master Development, which included the Das Kronenberg Apartments and the Historic City Market Apartments. The Master Development represents a union of historic preservation and new construction, which in conjunction provide a variety of housing options.