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Harley-Davidson Unveiled Design for Museum DevelopmentHarley-Davidson unveiled designs for the Harley-Davidson Museum development on 20 acres at the corner of Sixth and Canal Streets near downtown Milwaukee.
"The design plan for the Harley-Davidson Museum and its site incorporates striking urban design elements and engages the surrounding water and green spaces," said Museum Director Stacey Watson.
"It also unites the city center with the Menomonee Valley and reflects the industrial heritage of the area and of Harley-Davidson."
"The Harley-Davidson Museum will add yet another world-class attraction to Milwaukee and showcase our city's proud history with an industry icon known worldwide," said Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett.
"I am particularly proud of Harley-Davidson's use of green design elements to redevelop this site into a landmark that will further cement Milwaukee as a destination for visitors and Harley-Davidson enthusiasts from our region and beyond."
The Harley-Davidson Museum design has been in development for more than a year and included extensive input from Milwaukee city officials.
"This has been an extremely collaborative process between Harley-Davidson and the City of Milwaukee," said Robert Greenstreet, City Architect and Planner for the Milwaukee Department of City Development and Dean of the School of Architecture & Urban Planning at the
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