Middletown Gets a Navigational Aid on Development
Architecture firm Cooper Robertson will propose a set of new zoning bylaws for Middletown's 220-acre riverfront including multifamily mixed-use hou...
Architecture firm Cooper Robertson will propose a set of new zoning bylaws for Middletown's 220-acre riverfront including multifamily mixed-use housing and more than 50 acres of open space and parklands. Image courtesy of Cooper Robertson Plans for the future of Middletown's riverfront is coming into sharp focus as architects lay out a vision for mixed-use development, recreation areas and a new connection to the city's downtown. Mixed-income multifamily housing, retail and restaurant space and a network of parks and promenades would be linked to Main Street by a new pedestrian bridge that hurdles the barrier formed by the construction of the Route 9 highway a half-century ago.