
To qualify as a TND, a project should include a range of housing types, a network of well-connected streets and blocks, humane public spaces, and have amenities such as stores, schools and places of worship within walking distance of residences, according to the National League of Cities.Īt least 10% of the developed area consists of non-residential uses. TNDs may involve the reuse of existing buildings, but most often involve all-new construction on previously undeveloped land. TNDs are becoming increasingly common in cities since it's a way to connect a residential and commercial space with a common theme and purpose. The residential part of the development is modeled in part off of what's called a traditional neighborhood district. We believe this will set the tone for other developments to follow in the Madison Historic District," the mayor said. "We want to create a beautiful design, but keep the historic vision of the city intact.

She noted one of the architects involved in the project was chosen specifically because of his work in the Garden District. She and other city leaders are in consultation with the developers. Madison Mayor Mary Hawkins-Butler was careful to point out the new development will adhere to the architectural guidelines of the city's Historic District to keep its appearance in line with the city's history.

Half Shell to open by next summer city pitching in $2M on development
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One where you can walk out of your home and eat at a restaurant nearby," Castleberry said. "This will be a pedestrian-friendly area very similar to the Garden District.
