Madison Public Market will be an adaptive reuse of the City of Madison’s Fleet Service Division Service and Repair Facility. Originally constructed in 1953, and occupying a 3.34-acre, the City’s fleet building will be transformed into an approximately 43,000-sf two-story volume facility to accommodate Madison Public Market.
Madison Public Market will be a City-owned facility operated by The Public Market Foundation, an independent non-profit operating organization. The facility will consist of the following elements: permanent vending stalls, an anchor restaurant, storefront stalls, temporary vending/flex space, ag/food interpretative elements with art and history, a kitchen/ food processing space, event space, administrative office space, outdoor plaza areas including a loading/storage area and parking.
Baumann is providing fundamental and enhanced commissioning, energy modeling, and measurement and verification services. The project is pursuing a LEED Silver certification.
The systems to be commissioned include:
- HVAC systems including boilers, chillers, pumps, piping, air distribution, and similar items
- Building automation system
- Plumbing system including domestic hot water
- Electrical systems including lighting fixtures and lighting controls
- Renewable energy systems
- Building envelope and roofing system as it pertains to HVAC energy conservation
- The emergency power generation system
