South Livingston Street Parking Garage
City of Madison
Creating a value-add for East Washington neighbors that goes beyond additional parking options and utilitarian purpose, BWBR worked with the City of Madison on a design that incorporates both functionality and performance design.
Known as the South Livingston Street Parking Garage, the facility is part of a larger development along the 800 block of East Washington Avenue. The parking structure provides 675 stalls, as well as commercial space supporting the redevelopment of the East Washington Avenue commercial corridor.
On the sustainability side, the project is working towards Parksmart certification. Similar to LEED certifications for buildings that denote energy, environmental, and air quality performance, Parksmart provides certifications to parking structures that enhance a community through efficient traffic flows, enhanced wayfinding, placemaking, longevity of the structure, lighting, stormwater management, and alternative transportation accommodation. The combined aspects of the structure help reduce emissions while also providing a durable, easily manageable facility.
Designed in collaboration with GRAEF.
Team
Additional Team Members
Tom Hanley (retired)
Principal
Jim Davy (retired)
Principal
Shida Du
Design Leader
James Nutt
Senior Project Architect
Project Specs
Size:
248,000 gross sq. ft. (238,000 gross sq. ft. parking structure; 10,000 gross sq. ft. commercial space)
Components:
675 parking stalls; commercial space; alternate transportation and walkability options; pursuing certification to be one of the first Parksmart certified structures in the region.
Completion:
2018