McShane Construction Company completed Kelly Station, a 76-unit affordable housing community for client Volker Development.
Located at 2462 E. Washington Avenue in Madison, Wisconsin, Kelly Station is a five-story podium-style building with four floors of apartment residences atop an above-grade precast parking garage. The exterior design features masonry at the ground level, complemented by a combination of Hardie plank and lap siding across the upper four stories.
Units are offered in one- to three-bedroom layouts and feature modern finishes throughout, with kitchens boasting natural wood cabinetry and stainless-steel appliances. Bathrooms are appointed with cultured marble-topped vanities, along with standalone showers or tub/shower combinations. Luxury vinyl-tile flooring runs throughout the main living areas, with carpeting in the bedrooms. Balconies/patios are available in all residences.
The development offers an array of amenities, including a second-floor roof amenity plaza, fifth-floor club room and rooftop deck, fitness center, community room, and local community service organization suite. There is also an on-site Madison BCycle station.
Designed with sustainability in mind, Kelly Station is set to achieve Wisconsin Green Built Homes certification. The development incorporates several sustainable features, including a rooftop solar array that helps offset
common-area energy consumption and a blue roof system designed to manage stormwater and reduce runoff.
The project is a participant of WHEDA’s Emerging Business Program, which encourages the involvement, utilization, and development of economically disadvantaged businesses in the State of Wisconsin.
Knothe & Bruce Architects is providing architectural services, and the civil engineer of record is JSD Professional Services, Inc.
