Tapestry, a new thread between Madison’s built and natural environment.

The Inspiration

Starkweather Creek. Flowing lines. Natural materials.
New Bike Paths. Walking paths. Connection to the landscape. Community gathering.

People enjoying a sunny day at a park with a playground, picnic tables, and walking paths surrounded by trees. Tapestry is Madison's news development.
A calm river with green grassy banks and tall grass in the foreground. The sky is blue with scattered white clouds. Tapestry is Madison's news development.
People enjoying a sunny park with trees, seating, and a playground area, some sitting, walking, or cycling. Tapestry is Madison's news development.
A landscape scene with a grassy field in the foreground, trees with green leaves and bare branches, and a partly cloudy sky with patches of blue. Tapestry is Madison's news development.
An aerial view of a city with a mix of residential and commercial areas, roads, a park with a pond, and a highway. Tapestry is Madison's news development.
View of a lush, green natural landscape with various trees and plants near a body of water, under partly cloudy sky. Tapestry is Madison's news development.

The Opportunity

A detailed urban park plan showing a large pond, walking trails, green spaces, and a neighborhood grid with streets and buildings.

* building footprints are conceptual.

A rare occasion for an urban infill project that adds park land, connects bike routes and creates a recreational asset for the community.

Of the 13 lots, 6 are still available. Join us in creating Madison’s most natural new neighborhood.

  • Woven into Madison’s East Side

  • Planned onsite coffee shop and cafe

  • Bike Paths Thread directly to the city network

  • Community Plaza

  • Community Gardens

  • Dog Park

  • New city parkland with walking and bike paths

  • Pristine Pond

  • Easy access to transportation network

Available Lots

Tapestry connects with the lively surrounding neighborhoods and creates new gathering spaces for the community.

Map of the Eau Claire, Wisconsin area showing landmarks including Lake Mendota, Lake Monona, Dane County Regional Airport, Wisconsin State Capitol, and neighborhoods such as Atwood Neighborhood, Olbrich Gardens, Tapestry, and Warner Park. Major highways like 113, 51, 30, 90, and 94 are marked.

Quick Network
Connections

  • WI-30 Highway (2 Min. Drive)

  • Interstate 90 (5 Min. Drive)

  • WI-12 Beltline (10 Min. Drive)

  • Lake Monona (4 Min. Drive)

  • Lake Mendota (10 Min. Drive)

Nearby
Connections

  • Olbrich Botanical Gardens (4 Min. Drive)

  • Dane County Regional Airport (7 Min. Drive)

  • Madison Area Technical College (5 Min. Drive)

  • East Towne Mall (9 Min. Drive)

  • Warner Park (10 Min. Drive)

  • Garver Feed Mill (3 Min. Drive)

  • Atwood Neighborhood (3 Min. Drive)

  • Wisconsin State Capitol (12 Min. Drive)

A detailed city planning map showing road construction plans, including pavement replacement limits, shared use paths, and traffic signals for a project involving Starkweather Creek, Garver Path, and surrounding streets.

Milwaukee Street Corridor Improvements

The City of Madison is planning a $5.5 million major reconstruction of the Milwaukee Street corridor (from Starkweather Creek to West Corporate Drive) scheduled to run through fall 2027.

Build at Tapestry, today.

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