Our Sister Cities series continues with a focus on what could become the nation’s tallest skyscraper, planned for Oklahoma City. Dubbed the Boardwalk at Bricktown, this four-tower development would replace a surface parking lot at approximately 20 E Reno Avenue on the southern edge of the Bricktown neighborhood.
Continuing our Sister Cities series, we return to Milwaukee, where a new proposal has been unveiled for the world’s tallest mass-timber tower. Located at 1001 N Water Street on the western edge of downtown, the project will replace a multi-story parking garage with a three-tower high-rise development. Efforts are being led by local developer The Neutral Project.
Construction is quickly wrapping up on Milwaukee’s newest high-rise The Couture at 909 E Michigan Street in downtown. Located on the intersection with N Lincoln Memorial Drive across from the lakefront and art museum, the building replaced the previous Downtown Transit Center. The project is being led by Barrett Lo Visionary Development with Milwaukee-based RINKA Architecture working on its design.
The construction of The Couture, a 44-story mixed-use skyscraper at 909 E Michigan Street in Milwaukee, has nearly reached its full height. Barrett Lo Visionary Development oversees this project, which will stand at 507 feet on completion, making it Wisconsin’s fourth tallest building and its highest primarily residential structure.
The construction of 333 North Water Street in Milwaukee’s Historic Third Ward has reached its full height. This mixed-use building, developed by Hines, will be the tallest in the neighborhood at 342 feet and 31 floors, encompassing a total area of 374,000 square feet.
