Accomodations
Where to stay
The North American Artery Society has selected the DoubleTree by Hilton Madison Downtown as the official hotel for the 2027 NAA Conference.
Located in the heart of downtown Madison, the hotel offers convenient access to the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus, State Street, the Wisconsin State Capitol, restaurants, shopping, and local attractions. The hotel is also conveniently located near the conference venue at the Discovery Building and provides FREE shuttle service.
Explore Madison During Your Stay
While attending the 2027 NAA Conference, take time to experience everything Madison has to offer. Explore the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus, stroll along State Street, visit the Wisconsin State Capitol, enjoy the city’s lakes and walking paths, and discover local restaurants, shops, museums, and attractions, all conveniently located near the conference hotel and venue.
Attractions and Experiences
University of Wisconsin–Madison campus
Wisconsin State Capitol and Capitol Square
State Street shopping and dining district
Memorial Union Terrace and Lake Mendota
Chazen Museum of Art
Madison Museum of Contemporary Art
Overture Center for the Arts
Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center
Dane County Farmers’ Market
Madison Children’s Museum
Downtown restaurants, breweries, cafés, and live music venues
Lakeshore walking and biking paths
Directions to the Conference
Location: University of Wisconsin-Madison – Discovery Building
The Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery located in the heart of the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus is a unique public/private initiative designed to facilitate interdisciplinary research. The two institutes share an atrium and other public spaces. The facility is LEED® Gold certified and is the first research facility on campus with a geothermal heating and cooling system to provide savings on energy use.
GRAEF provided structural and site/civil engineering, landscape architecture and environmental site assessment for this $180 million project. Together the buildings contain 300,000 square feet of research space, wet and dry laboratories, research support areas and offices. A special vibration study was conducted to optimize the floor design to minimize vibration effects from foot traffic and ground-borne vibration effects on laboratory equipment performance.
Awards: Best in Show Top Projects Award – The Daily Reporter/Wisconsin Builder Magazine; 2011 Commercial Design Project of the Year – In Business Magazine; 2012 Laboratory of the Year – R&D Magazine
Directions to the Conference Venue
Discovery Building
University of Wisconsin–Madison
330 North Orchard Street | Madison, Wisconsin 53715
The Discovery Building is located on the University of Wisconsin–Madison campus, near the intersection of North Orchard Street and University Avenue. Guests may enter the complete address into their preferred navigation app for current driving, walking, and public transportation directions.
Directions from the Conference Hotel
DoubleTree by Hilton Madison Downtown
525 West Johnson Street Madison, Wisconsin 53703
Walking Directions
The Discovery Building is approximately 0.8 miles from the DoubleTree, or about a 15- to 17-minute walk.
From the hotel:
Head west on West Johnson Street.
Continue along West Johnson Street toward the UW–Madison campus.
Turn right onto North Orchard Street.
The Discovery Building will be located at 330 North Orchard Street.
Hotel Shuttle
The DoubleTree offers complimentary shuttle service to destinations within approximately two miles of the hotel. Guests may check with the hotel’s front desk regarding shuttle availability and transportation to the Discovery Building.
Conference Registration
Registration includes attendance to all sessions, poster presentations, exhibit areas, and all food functions; including the Welcome Reception. Registrants will receive a Program Syllabus and a supplemental program packet that includes all accepted abstracts.
Registration Fees will be released soon!
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