Preservation and Planning
Preservation is built into the way The Madison is planned.
Mixed Residential Districts (MRDs) create greater flexibility to plan homes around the land, preserving meaningful areas for open space, natural features and shared community spaces.
Homes, open space, trails, natural areas and shared amenities can be organized together across the property, allowing preservation of the land in its natural state to play a larger role in the character of the community.
For The Madison, that means the landscape is treated as a defining feature of the community plan from the very beginning.
What this means for The Madison
Homes placed more intentionally
MRD planning allows homes to be intentionally arranged in a village-style community, leaving more of the property available for preservation in its natural state.
Open space that connects
Instead of scattered pockets of leftover land separated by large, cleared individual lots, open space can be planned as a connected network of trails, natural areas, buffers and shared greens.
Lasting Protection
Preserved areas are maintained as part of the broader community plan, helping protect the character of the land from future development for years to come.
More room to live outdoors
Trails, greens and preserved landscape create more opportunities to walk, gather and spend time outside close to home.