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2/26/2020 update starts here
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11/18/2019 update, "20 months later, ground floor corner office space remains vacant", starts here.
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9/20/2018 update, "6 months later, ground floor corner office space remains vacant", starts here.
Looking toward the corner of South Carroll and West Main
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Peekaboo
Peekaboo 2
3/9/2018 update, "The 100 block of South Carroll Street is now open to traffic", starts here.
Looking north toward the Capitol Square
The 1964 Anchor Bank building reclad and thoroughly remodeled.
Still work to do on the interior.
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1/25/2017 update, "2 views of Urban Land Interests development from West Doty and South Carroll", starts here.
The Pressman apartments
This 6th-floor, 2-bed/2-bath unit is available for $3,270/month.
Remodeled and expanded office/retail space
9/29/2017 update, "Office building, Pressman Apartments are ready for occupancy", starts here.
Renovated office building (formerly home to Anchor Bank)
Two views from the Dane County parking ramp, with the Pressman Apartments in the frame.
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1-bedroom apartment floor plan (Lots of units still available.)
Related reading:
What We Do. Our Primary Ethic. Urban Infill & Adaptive Reuse. (Urban Land Interests)
6/11/2017 update starts here.
A series of West Doty Street views
The Baskerville remains unintimidated
Looking toward the Capital Square from South Carroll Street, with the Park Hotel, the steeple of Grace Episcopal Church (1855), and the Churchill Building (1915) in the distance.
With the curved-glass facade of the remodeled office building (former AnchorBank, now Old National)
All photos by Retiring Guy
Other Towering Isthumus posts:
UPDATE. HubBa and the West Gorham Street canyon. (6/11/2017)Downtown Madison MATC campus proposal. (6/11/2017)
HubBa in the home stretch. (6/2/2017)
UPDATE. The Towering Isthmus: AC Hotel Madison is open for business. (5/5/2017)
UPDATE. Two views of the Lyric Apartments from a sunny East Mifflin vantage point. (4/6/2017)
UPDATE: Another look at Ovation 309. (10/22/2016)
'Boutique' just means you can't afford to stay there. (10/15/2016)
UPDATE. Uncommon, the final shot. (9/16/2016)
UPDATE. Capitol's Edge Apartments, the final shots. (9/16/2016)
Another development starts to rise along East Washington Avenue. (8/23/2016)
UPDATE: The Lux on West Johnson Street. (1/15/2016)
UPDATE. The Towers of Porta Bella. (8/13/2015)
670,000 square foot development risin' on the 800 block of East Washington. (4/19/2015)
Sleeping and entertainment destination to rise in the middle of this photo. (1/11/2015)
The Towering Isthmus: A behemoth hogs the skyline from Bascom Hill. (12/4/2014)
Cranes at dusk. (12/11/2014)
The Hub, the new hulk in town. (11/16/2014)
North Bedford Street Project Still in the Proposal Stage. (11/11/2014)
Coming soon: Another chapter in The Towering Isthmus Saga? (9/19/2014)
Blue Velvet. (9/10/2014)
The New Edgewater Hotel gets ready for its fireworks celebration. (9/10/2014)
Among the first wave of towers on the Isthmus. (9/9/2014)
For those of you who haven't stood at the intersection of West Gilman and State Street in Madison Wisconsin lately. (9/9/2014)
A tree grows on West Gilman Street. (9/9/2014)
Nobly or otherwise, this is no longer the question. (9/8/2014)
The towering isthmus (left to right). (8/27/2014)
The Towering Isthmus (and the 3 cranes): For folks who can afford the view. (7/22/2014)
That Was Then, This is Now: The 400 Block of West Gilman. (7/18/2014)
New housing rising. (5/8/2014)
3/4/2017 update, "Capitol Square development from the top of the Dane County parking ramp", starts here.
Video and photo by Retiring Guy
Office opportunities: A glimpse inside. (Urban Land Interests)
Residential opportunities: The Pressman
2/18/2017 update, "Capitol Square development from both sides of the Baskerville point", starts here.
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2/6/2017 update, "Capitol Square development begins to assert itself", starts here.
From left to right: Jackman Building (1913-1914), new construction, The Baskerville (1913-1914).
2 views from West Doty
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1/14/2017 update, "Old National Bank Capitol Square development at dusk", at night.
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Source: Urban Land Interests
12/22/2016 video update.
12/10/2016 update, "The 88-unit apartment building takes shape", starts here.
That's the recently refurbished Inn on the Park in the distance at right. It is now known as the Park Hotel, which you won't find in this aerial view. (Some fake-news susceptible folks might think they've taken over the Capitol.)
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Anchor Bank is no more, taken over by the Indiana-based Old National Bank.
11/17/2016 update, " The Towering Isthmus, Anchor Bank Capitol Square development, night and day", starts here.
From West Doty and South Carroll.
Photos by Retiring Guy
From in front of the Public Safety Building on West Doty.
10/22/2016.
Standing in front of the Public Safety Building on West Doty.
(9/16/2016 update.) Pretty soon, I'm going to have to find a different vantage point.
Photo and video by Retiring Guy
From the Urban Land Interests website:
Upon completion in Summer 2017, this development will consist of:
- fully renovated, Class A office building with a new modern glass façade
- 171,000 rentable square feet of office space and
- 32,000 rentable square feet of ground floor restaurant / retail space
- 538 stalls of underground parking extending beneath Carroll Street spread across 5 levels
- high-end apartment building
- 88 rental apartments
- 6,700 rentable square feet of ground floor restaurant / retail space.
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Friday, June 10
Thursday, May 5
Monday, March 21
Anchor Bank timeline.
1919. First office opens at 1 East Main Street.
1928. Moves office to Joseph M. Boyd Building on South Carroll.
1941. New location at South Carroll and West Washington opens for business.
Photo credit: The Anchor Log (1964)
(Found in the Madison Central Library vertical files)
Still looks pretty much the same, although it's no longer an Anchor property.
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1964. Anchor moves its operations to 10-story building on West Main and South Carroll.
Source: The Anchor Log
1975. Construction of addition to east side of the building, which is now undergoing remodeling as part of the Anchor Bank on the Square project.
Photo by Retiring Guy
Friday, March 12.
Final piece of ambitious AnchorBank project going before city's design commission. (Capital Times, 4/21/2015)
The project has been in the works for years, with Urban Land Interests planning major renovations and an expansion to the existing AnchorBank office building at 25 W. Main St. As the project gained approval, ULI expanded the scope to include the bank’s 50-year-old parking garage, located across South Carroll Street.
The plans now include tearing down that parking garage, constructing a 548-stall underground parking ramp beneath South Carroll Street and building a mixed-use apartment building where the garage once stood.
Urban Land Interests: Anchor Bank
Findorff: Anchor Bank Expansion & Renovation
As these photos from last summer show, the project was approved and quickly moved forward.
Anchor Bank building and Risser Justice Center
Demolishing the parking ramp gets underway
Looking down South Carroll Street
Here's what the project sites looks like as of January 30, 2016.
Doty & Carroll
The excavation
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