State Street Properties
Completed in 1982, 341 State Street was the first project by Urban Land Interests to involve new construction. This retail cluster occupies the site of a former Shell gas station, midway between the State Capitol and the University of Wisconsin. This mid-State Street location offers exceptional vehicular visibility via the heavily trafficked Gorham Street to retail tenants on the pedestrian State Street Mall.
A line of reddish-brown terra cotta in the facade separates the brick from the smooth-textured stone, giving the appearance of a skyline encapsulated within the stone. The varying proportions between these traditional materials creates distinct store identities within the building that is unified architecturally. A monumental stair at the apex and several two-story stores made multilevel retailing successful on this important downtown shopping street.
Features
State Street Properties
- Exceptional retail opportunites
- Prime mid - State Street location
- Equal proximity to the University of Wisconsin and the Capitol Building
- Conveinently located near downtown luxury housing and the Overture Center for the Arts
- Modern building systems
- Storage opportunites
- Loading and trash access behind building
Commercial News
Urban Land Interests is dedicated to the health and safety of our tenants. In light of the recent Covid-19 pandemic, we’ve worked to improve air quality in our
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The Gap store on State Street closed earlier this year, leaving what would typically be an empty storefront. Thanks to Nina Bednarski and the BLINK Art Grant
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For the ninth year in a row, Urban Land Interests has partnered with File 13 to conduct an e-waste recycle drive for all of our commercial and retail
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