Spaces; Public Market's Beauty Is No Facade

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Let's face it. You're not going down to the new Milwaukee Public Market to admire the bowstring trusses or glass curtain walls, are you? You're there for the salmon sushi, mushroom soup, bok choy, artisanal breads, strawberry smoothies and assorted other foodstuffs.

Savor it all. But while you're elbowing your way up to the soup counter, take in the building itself. It's a rough-cut jewel of industrial design. Three cheers to The Kubala Washatko Architects of Cedarburg for showing that tight budgets and excellent design can go hand in hand.

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Spaces; Public Market's Beauty Is No Facade

The $10.5 million market, which went through a difficult, eight- year gestation, has what would seem an unprepossessing setting in the shadow of the I-794 freeway. But instead of trying to blot out that noisy, overbearing neighbor, th...

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