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Public Meeting #3 - You're invited to review draft project recommendations and provide feedback!

Judge Doyle Square includes Block 88 and Block 105 in Downtown Madison (see map below). Judge James E. Doyle was a United States federal judge in the United States District Court of the Western District of Wisconsin as well as a leader in the Democratic Party. His courtroom was located in Room 260 of what is now the Madison Municipal Building, which is located on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard on Block 88.

The future Judge Doyle Square will include the redevelopment of both Block 88 and Block 105. The redevelopment will include underground parking on both blocks, connected under Pinckney Street. Public improvements abutting the blocks will help to create a lively, welcoming streetscape and urban environment - as well as better connect Judge Doyle Square to the Capitol Square and John Nolen Drive. It may also include such uses as a hotel, bicycle center, retail, restaurants, office, and housing.

Aerial Image of Judge Doyle Square