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LHB General Brochure Cascade Meadow Wetlands & Environmental Science Center Rochester, MN LHB General Brochure 21 West Superior Street, Suite 500 701 Washington Avenue North, Suite 200 Duluth, MN 55802 Minneapolis, MN 55401 218.727.8446 | 218.727.8456 Fax 612.338.2029 | 612.338.2088 Fax 63 East Second Street, Suite 150 324 Garfield Street South Superior, WI 54880 Cambridge, MN 55008 715.392.2902 | 218.727.8456 Fax 763.689.4042 | 612.338.2088 Fax Firm Profile LHB, Inc. Markets Served • Commercial • Education • Government • Healthcare • Housing • Industrial • Pipeline and Utilities • Public Works Services Provided • Architecture • Civil Engineering • Electrical Engineering Cascade Meadow Wetlands and Environmental Science Center; Rochester, MN • Mechanical Engineering LEED NC Platinum Certified • Structural Engineering • Interior Design LHB is a multi-disciplinary engineering, • Landscape Architecture architecture, and planning firm known + Planning for our design leadership and loyalty • Land Surveying to our clients. We go beyond good • Historic Preservation intentions and focus on measurable performance. We are specialists in: • Performance Metrics™ • Top 500 Design Firms, ENR public works, pipeline, industrial, (Engineering News Record) Magazine Locations housing, healthcare, government, • Top 300 Architecture Firms, 21 West Superior Street education, and commercial design. Architectural Record • Hot Firm Winner, Zweig Group Suite 500 LHB is dedicated to being Duluth, MN 55802 environmentally responsible, reducing LHB Staff by Discipline 218.727.8446, 218.727.8456 Fax long term operating costs, and Licensed Architects.........................37 701 Washington Avenue North improving the quality of life for our Graduate Architects....................... 10 Suite 200 clients. With a staff of 235, we provide Certified Interior Designers..............5 Minneapolis, MN 55401 integrated design solutions. Since Licensed Landscape Architects..........5 612.338.2029, 612.338.2088 Fax 1966, our people have focused their Graduate Landscape Architects.........3 talents and specialize in providing Licensed Civil Engineers.................13 324 Garfield Street South creative, practical and cost-effective Licensed Mechanical Engineers........9 Cambridge, MN 55008 design solutions for our clients. Licensed Fire Protection Engineers...1 763.689.4042 We create sustainable designs for all Licensed Electrical Engineers............7 63 East Second Street types of facilities and infrastructure Licensed Structural Engineers.........13 Suite 150 to produce energy-efficient buildings; Graduate Engineers........................23 Superior, WI 54880 promote ecological use of materials; A/E Design Technicians................. 43 715.392.2902 and utilize natural systems that provide Licensed Land Surveyors..................2 healthy, cost-effective benefits from Survey Crew Chiefs.................. .....12 Survey Technicians......................... 3 www.LHBcorp.com natural lighting to stormwater reuse. 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Awards 2017 City of Saint Paul Sustainable Saint Paul Green Building Design in Existing Building Award Exceptional Environmental Steward – District Energy of Saint Paul Jemne Building Renovation, St. Paul, Minnesota 2017 City of Saint Paul Sustainable Saint Paul Green Building Design in New Construction Award – SPPA/United Properties Saints Business Center (aka Midway Office/Warehouse), St. Paul, Minnesota Century College Fab Lab 2017 International Parking Institute (IPI) Award of Merit – Duluth Transit Authority Duluth Transportation Center, Duluth, Minnesota 2017 Top 500 Design Firms, Engineering News-Record (ENR), LHB Ranked 360, USA 2016 2016 Memorial Blood Centers (MBC) – 100 Club Award 2016 Top 500 Design Firms, Engineering News-Record (ENR), LHB Ranked 344, USA Duluth 2nd Street Reconstruction 2016 Top 300 Design Firms, Architectural News-Record, LHB Ranked 261, USA 2016 American Society of Landscape Architects – Minnesota (ASLA-MN) Merit Award for Planning and Analysis, Trunk Highway 100 Visual Quality Manual, St. Louis Park, Minnesota 2016 Minnesota Recreation and Parks Association (MRPA) Award of Excellence, Firemen’s Park Master Plan, Chaska, Minnesota Covanta HERC Inventory Addition 2016 Finance & Commerce Top Projects Award, Giants Ridge, Biwabik, Minnesota 2016 Finance & Commerce Top Projects Award, Seward Towers, Minneapolis, Minnesota 2016 Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal’s Top Architectural Firms List, LHB ranked 19 out of 25 2016 Illumination Engineering Society - Minneapolis-St. Paul Section Energy and Wayzata Bay The Promenade Environmental Design Award, WITC Superior Student Commons Remodel 2016 Star Tribune Newspaper - Top Workplaces, National Standard Setting Firm 2016 The Zweig Group Fast Growth Firm List, USA 2016 Preservation Alliance of Minnesota – Minnesota Preservation Honor Award, The Sisu Heritage Seitaniemi Housebarn Phase 3 Restoration
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