Groundbreaking Held For Tallest Mass Timber Tower in Western Hemisphere
Milwaukee solidifies its status as a world leader in mass timber.
Milwaukee solidifies its status as a world leader in mass timber. Back to the full article.
Milwaukee solidifies its status as a world leader in mass timber.
Milwaukee solidifies its status as a world leader in mass timber. Back to the full article.
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Exciting to hear The Edison has broken ground and that Milwaukee will continue to hold a degree or mass timber dominance.
Copa Vida sounds interesting, and every article I’ve read about The Edison in the past week has mentioned that the LA-based coffee concern already has outlets in Neutral’s two completed Madison projects, Bakers Place and 517 W. Main St. However, a simple Google search, Google Maps search, and a visit to the company’s website does not currently show any Copa Vidas open in Madison. 517 isn’t even expected to be completed until the Summer.
https://copa-vida.com/locations/
Probably just someone in PR jumping the gun and the media not double-checking sources before going to “print.” Leave it to Urban Milwaukee to use the future tense when referring to Copa Vida in Wisconsin! 😉