The First Unitarian Society of Madison commissioned this sprawling suburban church in 1946 and participated in its construction. As a means of reducing costs, Society members hauled tons of stone for the thick walls from a nearby quarry and later helped construct furnishings and finish the interior. The original single-level building, constructed of native limestone, copper, and glass, features a multipurpose auditorium and adjoining social area and kitchen. A unique angular hall, one of the many examples of the triangle shape associated with the building and its furnishings, connects this area with offices, classrooms, and another social hall. Two later additions were designed by Taliesin Associated Architects in 1964 and 1990. Visitors are always welcome at services held year-round on Sunday mornings at 9am and 11am and on Saturday afternoons at 4:30 pm, September through May.  Access to the building is restricted during weddings and church related events. Building is closed the last week of July and the first week in August. Address:  900 University Bay Drive, Madison, Wisconsin 53705 Reservations Required for 10 or more Season May through October Days and hours Monday through Friday 10-4 pm  Saturday 9am-12pm           Sunday after services until 4pm   Admission $3 donation Information (608) 238-1680 or (608) 233-9774 Please mention this Internet as your source for this number.