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2016 Finance & Commerce Top Projects TOP PROJECTS of 2016 Published by Finance & Commerce | July 2017 | www.finance-commerce.com We live in the middle of everywhere. In the middle of innovation, health, growth and so much more. Destination Medical Center (DMC) is transforming Rochester, Minnesota. With Mayo Clinic at its heart, DMC is a 20-year, $5.6 billion economic development plan set to bring in talent, jobs and investments to an already ideal place to call home. DMC is your opportunity to be part of something big. B For more information, visit dmc.mn. Email us at [email protected] or call 507-216-9720. ALC Job#: 262990 File Name: 0409-5474_DMC_PrintAd_8x10_062717 Date: 6/28/17 Rev.#: 00 15 South 5th Street • Suite 700 • Minneapolis, MN 55402 • 612.386.0546 B:8.5” T:8” BUILD ENERGY EFFICIENCY FROM THE GROUND UP. 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We congratulate and thank all those devoted to advancing, developing and improving our community. Capella Tower | Suite 3500 | 225 South Sixth Street | Minneapolis, MN 55402 MAIN: (612) 604-6400 | www.winthrop.com | A Professional Association 3 TOP PROJECTS OF 2016 CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OF THE WINNERS § Maurices Headquarters and § River North Senior Apartments § The Cambric City of Duluth Parking Structure PAGE 76 PAGE 90 PAGE 58 § Self Esteem Brands Corporate § The First National Bank of St. Cloud § Mill City Quarter Campus PAGE 94 PAGE 62 PAGE 78 § U.S. Bank Stadium § Seward Montessori School § Miller Textile Buidling PAGE 80 PAGE 96 PAGE 66 § Seward Towers § University of Minnesota Bee and § Minnesota Senate Building PAGE 82 Pollinator Lab PAGE 70 PAGE 100 § Star § Perkins+Will’s studioIDS PAGE 84 § Wells Fargo Downtown East PAGE 72 § T3 Corporate Campus PAGE 86 PAGE 102 4 4 www. finance-commerce.com Finance & Commerce | Top Projects of 2016 CONGRATS! Steven Scott congratulates 700 Central, Blue Line Flats and Residences at Custom House on their 2016 Top Project recognition. We are proud to be management partners of these exceptional rental communities. Historic mixed-use renovation Transit-oriented affordable housing Historic mixed-use renovation www.steven-scott.com Managing rental communities in Minneapolis/St. Paul for over 50 years. 5 From the editor The Minnesota Vikings have a new are honored by Finance & Commerce as & Commerce newspaper as well as at home in Minneapolis; downtown Duluth Top Projects. finance-commerce.com, with additional has a changed skyline; Shakopee now Inside you’ll find profiles of all 33 honor- photo galleries. The series will run daily hosts a sprawling Amazon fulfillment cen- ees. A panel of experts in construction and starting Aug. 1. ter; and the Capitol in St. Paul sports its related industries selected the 2016 honor- Please join me in celebrating these in- first new neighboring legislative building ees, which were feted at a July 26 ceremo- novators, these dreamers, these builders. since 1932. ny at the Minneapolis Event Center. Congratulations to all the project teams. And those are just four of the many The winners will also be featured in the impressive projects finished in 2016 that Top Projects of 2016 series in the Finance — David Bohlander Top Projects is a special publication of ADMINISTRATION CREATIVE FINANCE & COMMERCE, 222 South Ninth St., Suite 2300, President and Publisher Staff Photographer Campbell Mithun Tower, Minneapolis, MN 55402 Bill Gaier . 612-584-1537 Bill Klotz . 612-584-1562 Telephone: 612-333-4244 or 800-397-4348. Fax: 612-333-3243 EDITORIAL Special Projects Supervisor ©2017 FINANCE & COMMERCE ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Editor Kady Weddle POSTMASTER: Electronic Address Change Service Casey Selix . 612-584-1556 Graphic Designer Requested, “Finance & Commerce” Subscription Services, Special Sections Editor Michael Duntz PO Box 1667, Minneapolis MN 55480-9936 David Bohlander . 612-584-1527 Subscription Rates – Payable in Advance EVENT MANAGER 800-451-9998 / [email protected] Contributing Writers Kelsey Broadwell . 612-584-1534 One year . $249 Betsy Calrson, Scott Carlson, Nancy Crotti, Dan Heilman, Frank Jossi, Todd Nelson and ADVERTISING Finance & Commerce is owned by BridgeTower Media, Julie Swiler Advertising Account Executives 222 South Ninth St., Suite 2300, Campbell Mithun Tower, David Seawell. 612-584-1545 Minneapolis, MN 55402. Troy Williams. 612-584-1524 6 6 www. finance-commerce.com Finance & Commerce | Top Projects of 2016 READY MIXED ® PRECAST CONCRETE ENGINEERING CEMSTONE SUPPLY SERVICES CONCRETE PLACING AGGREGATES SERVICE cemstone.com Finance & Commerce | Top Projects of 2016 www. finance-commerce.com 7 7 TOP PROJECTS OF 2016 100 WASHINGTON SQUARE The renovation of 100 Washington Square melded the work of a renowned architect with the needs of a modern, urban office building. Submitted photos | TJ Turner Pictures 8 8 www. finance-commerce.com Finance & Commerce | Top Projects of 2016 TOP PROJECTS OF 2016 PROJECT DETAILS 100 WASHINGTON SQUARE Address: 100 Washington Ave. S., Minneapolis Project cost: $7 million for lobby expansion; $7 million for site improvements Project size: 4,000 square feet of lobby expansion; 43,000 square feet of total plaza area modified; 109,000 square feet of total site area modified Owner: Shorenstein Realty Services Contractor: Adolfson & Peterson Construction Architect: Shea Inc. Engineer: BKBM Engineers (structural); Michaud Cooley Erickson (mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection); Oslund & Associates (landscape); Inspec (waterproofing) 100 Washington Square It’s not easy to rewrite the work of a renowned architect, but the designers and renovators of 100 Washington Square were able to do just that. Built in 1981 and based on a design by Minoru Yamasaki (the architect behind New York’s iconic World Trade Centers), the Congratulations to Shorenstein 22-story building at Washington and Second avenues in Minneap- on 100 Washington Square olis needed a thorough renovation of its interior and exterior. Owner Shorenstein Realty Services sought to better integrate the building into its urban surroundings, expand the ground floor and inject some energy into the plaza and green space surrounding it. “The original design was iconic,” said Kimberly Aune, principal with project architect Shea Inc. “But it didn’t necessarily work with how buildings are positioned today.” For one thing, the skyway connection to the building was substandard, requiring pedestrians to take an exit stair outside to reach another skyway. Contractors cut into the building and skyway to make a new, seamless connection. “Our main goal was to better integrate the building into the urban context of Washington Avenue,” Aune said. Part of that was engaging W&W Glass to create a 40-foot struc- tural glass enclosure surrounding the lobby. That wrinkle enables the lobby to fill with light, and the addition of modern furniture encourages tenants to hold meetings or take breaks in the lobby. The outside features a landscaped area with bocce ball courts, patio seating, a full pergola and a fire pit, making the area suit- able for corporate events. “That space gives people a reason to use the main floor, which used to be an outdoor space,” said Aune, who noted in June that the building was 86 percent leased. “It’s more inviting to tenants and more connected to pedestrians.” www.a-p.com — Dan Heilman Finance & Commerce | Top Projects of 2016 www. finance-commerce.com 9 9 TOP PROJECTS OF 2016 700 CENTRAL 10 10 www. finance-commerce.com Finance & Commerce | Top Projects of 2016 TOP PROJECTS OF 2016 The 700 Central project transformed two buildings from the turn of the 20th century into apartments and retail space in northeast Minneapolis.
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