Nowadays, beer isn’t the only thing brewing in Milwaukee. The city (and its downtown area in particular) has experienced significant growth over the past several years and 310W is proud to be in the middle of all the excitement.
What makes a neighborhood feel like home is the camaraderie and support of its members. 310W is embracing the Christmas spirit this year by hosting the first ever Westown Gets Lit tree lighting ceremony and celebration in our plaza.
Like our 14 stories of cobalt-blue glass, 310W reflects the ideas and faces of those around us throughout Milwaukee. That’s why we offer meeting rooms on the Mezzanine level to spark collaboration and community amongst coworkers and tenants alike.
Anyone who has spent time working, living or playing in Milwaukee can tell you the city has felt like it’s in the midst of a renaissance. And at the center of that excitement lies Westown – and 310W.
As the summer season came to a close this month, so did the NEWaukee Night Market. The event, put together by NEWaukee, takes place on a completely shut down West Wisconsin Avenue.
Doors Open Milwaukee is an event where, for two days, buildings in Milwaukee celebrate art, architecture, culture and history by opening their doors and welcoming in the public.
Time Equities Inc. believes in contemporary art exhibitions in non-traditional spaces. 310W is extending this belief by commissioning permanent art installations to reflect the building’s dramatic presence in downtown Milwaukee.
This Friday, 310W will unveil its first art installation piece on the Mezzanine level by Claudia Chaseling. Sponsored by TEI, this is their first permanent art installation piece in Milwaukee.
The Westown Association, a non-profit business and cultural association focused on championing the economic and social development of downtown Milwaukee, signed a lease at 310W the beginning of July.
This week, we revealed months of renovations at 310W to the city and civic leaders at a press conference, unveiling the first of many areas that will be refurbished as a result of a $30 million investment by Time Equities Inc.
