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This was our approach for achieving streamlined spaces and taller ceilings. We constructed the above-grade structure using the Infinity Building System - a combination of prefabricated heavy-gauge metal studs and poured concrete in place of structural columns.

GASLIGHT SQUARE WINDOWS

Open floor plans and tall windows heighten the effect.Īnother aspect that adds to the apartments’ airy flow may be invisible to the untrained eye, but it makes a big difference. Instead of focusing solely on square footage, we maximized the space with 10-foot ceilings throughout and soaring 20-foot ceilings in the dining areas on the lower floors. The biggest units have two bedrooms, and each apartment feels spacious. To personalize their home, residents can opt for custom closets, window shades and A/V components.

Bathrooms are fitted with high-tech fixtures and tiled shower walls. With each unit featuring private outdoor patios, we finished the interiors with wood flooring, granite counters and top-of-the-line kitchen appliances. Gaslight & Corcoran Lofts has rental units ranging from 550-1685 sq ft starting at 1400. Significant time was spent programming and testing these elevators. See all available apartments for rent at Gaslight & Corcoran Lofts in MILWAUKEE, WI.

GASLIGHT SQUARE CODE

To make this happen, we had to secure variances and coordinate closely with Arlington County - ensuring that the personalized elevator access is safe and code compliant. And the former - which is a huge draw for residents - took some structural maneuvering on our part.Įach building is technically five separate vertical structures - each with its own elevator opening directly into resident's units. The latter helps to lower the condo fees for residents. Gaslight Square was the location of the studios of KDNA, an early community radio station with a countercultural ethos which played music, poetry and spoken. The district was known for gaslights and ornate Victorian style. There is an indoor ballroom and a courtyard with an outdoor dance area that is surrounded with string lighting and trees. Gaslight Square was the name given to the entertainment district built in the mid 1950s. What makes these condos feel like townhomes is the privacy created by personal elevator entries and very limited common areas. 10 reviews of The Courtyard at Gaslight Square 'I had my wedding reception here in March and it was beautiful Catherine and her staff were amazing and made everything run perfectly.

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