APARTMENTS

Chicago Street Lofts

The Cawker Estate Building was designed by Crane & Barkhausen Architects and constructed in 1895. It was leased for many years to the Landauer Company, a wholesaler of dry goods. In 1994 it was acquired by the Milwaukee Institute for Art and Design (MIAD). The building was completely renovated. The upper floors housed the dormitory for MIAD students and the first and second floors became the William F. Eisner Museum of Advertising & Design.

Riverview Lofts

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The former Jak Pak Warehouse building was designed by Tharinger & Bruecker and built in 1924 as an addition to the Young Saddlery Co. building on the south. It housed many businesses throughout the years including "Marlene's Touch of Class".

Jackson Square

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Jackson Square is the newest apartment development in the Historic Third Ward. This spectacular 84-unit building designed by Epstein-Uhen Architects is located on the eastern edge of the ward and offers a mix of one and two-bedroom units as well as townhouse configurations.