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AIA MINNESOTA HONOR AWARDS 12/19/14 Page 1 of 8 FIRM YEAR PROJECT Bergstedt & Hirsch 1954 Red River National Bank Bergstedt AIA MINNESOTA HONOR AWARDS 12/19/14 FIRM YEAR PROJECT Bergstedt & Hirsch 1954 Red River National Bank Bergstedt & Hirsch 1954 South St. Paul Municipal Building Brooks Cavin 1954 Andersen Corporation Haarstick, Lundgren & Associates 1954 MN Educational Assoc. Hqtrs Bldg Hammel Green 1954 College of St. Benedict Thorshov & Cerny 1954 Hardware Mutual Insurance Co. Hammel Green 1957 Dormitory - College of St. Benedict Jyring and Whiteman 1957 St. Louis Co. Courthouse, Hibbing Thorshov & Cerny, Inc. 1957 American Hardware Mutual Ins. Co. Thorshov & Cerny, Inc. 1957 First Christian Church Haarstick, Lundgren and Assoc. 1958 Dormitory - State School & Hosp. Magney, Tusler, and Setter 1958 Girl Scout's Camp Cassaway Ralph Rapson 1958 Residence of Prof. W. G. Shepherd Thorshov and Cerny 1958 St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church Hammel Green 1959 Ellis Jr. High School Magney, Setter, Leach, Lindstrom, Er 1959 Minneapolis School of Art Addition Ralph Rapson, Douglas Baird 1959 Meech Residence Rapson, Baird, Cook 1959 Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Hammel Green 1960 Add. to Co. Courthouse/McLeod Glencoe Jyring and Whiteman 1960 Phy Ed Bldg - Bemidji State College Thorshov & Cerny 1960 Grandview Jr. High School Thorshov & Cerny 1960 Lyndale Homes Housing Project Thorshov & Cerny 1960 Pearson Candy Company Grebner, Hodne and Roberts 1961 The Moore Residence Cerny Assoc. 1962 The Church of the Holy Name Fasth, Hillstrom & Horty 1962 Martin Luther Manor Hanson and Michelson, Architects 1963 St. John's Prepartory School Ralph Rapson, Architect 1963 Tyrone Guthrie Theater Ralph Rapson, Architect 1964 State Capitol Credit Union Freerks, Sperl and Flynn 1965 St. Cloud Newman Center Progressive Design Associates 1965 St. Judes Catholic Church Hammel, Green and Abrahamson 1967 Mpls Clinic of Psychiatry & Neurol. Hodne Associates, Inc. 1967 Park Pavilion Leonard Parker Associates 1967 Jewish Community Center of St Paul Roger Johnson Architect 1967 Sunrise Methodist Church Stageberg Architects, Inc. 1967 E. William Haywa Residence Stageberg Architects, Inc. 1967 Spence Payne Residence Stageberg Architects, Inc. 1967 John Smith Residence Thorsen & Thorshov, Inc. 1967 Gortner Lab of Biochemistry/U MN Bettenburg, Townsend, Stolte, Comb 1968 The Saint Paul Seminary Cerny Associates 1968 Jesuit Retreat House Freerks Sperl Flynn 1968 Holy Rosary Church Griswold and Rauma 1968 Anoka Public Library Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1968 Vademecum Office-Factory Building Progressive Design Associates 1968 Lutheran Church of our Savior Sovik, Mathre and Madson 1968 Lutheran Church of the Good Shep. Cerny Associates, Inc. 1969 Pedestrian Bridges Haarstick, Lundgren and Assoc. 1969 Performing Arts Center Hodne/Stageberg Partners 1969 Residence on the Fox River Hodne/Stageberg Partners 1969 Shelter on the S. Shore of Lake Sup. Progressive Design Associates 1969 Church of St. John The Evangelist Progressive Design Associates 1969 Shrine of the Missionaries/St. Mary Page 1 of 8 AIA MINNESOTA HONOR AWARDS 12/19/14 FIRM YEAR PROJECT Robert F. Ackerman and Associates 1969 Rural Rental Housing Bruce Abrahamson - Joint 1970 Four Cabins/Unit A Hodne/Stageberg Partners 1970 Housing & Redevelopment Authority James Stageberg - Joint 1970 Four Cabins/Unit S John Rauma - Joint 1970 Four Cabins/Unit R Leonard Parker - Joint 1970 Four Cabins/Unit P Cottle Herman Architects 1971 Betty Crocker Tree House Restaurant Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1971 Jonathan Village Center Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1971 Bush Mem. Library/Hamline Univ Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1971 Coll. of St. Catherines/Fine Arts Cnt Hodne/Stageberg Partners 1971 Luxton Park Hodne/Stageberg Partners Inc. 1971 Hillsborough Apartments Voigt & Fourre, Inc. 1971 Church of Saint Stephens Bentz/Thompson & Associates 1972 Chapel on the Street/St. Olaf's Cath. Douglas A. Baird Architect 1972 Dist. Hdqt/Morris L. Baker Park Re Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1972 Giddens Alumni Learning Cntr/Haml Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1972 Gustavus Adolphus College Parker Klein Associates 1972 Student Housing, SW MN State Coll Ralph Rapson and Associates 1972 Hope English Ev Lutheran Church Griswold and Rauma Architects Inc 1973 Office/Classroom Bldg - U of MN Parker Klein Associates 1973 Rockford Rd Branch, Hennepin Co. Ralph Rapson and Associates, Inc 1973 St. Thomas Aquinas Church Voigt and Fourre Inc., Architects 1973 Palace Playground Community Cntr Architectural Alliance 1974 Valley Square Professional Building Miller Hanson Westerbeck 1974 Butler Square Close Associates, Inc. 1975 Freshwater Biological Institute Hodne/Stageberg Partners 1975 Mpls Regional Native American Cntr Hodne/Stageberg Partners 1975 1199 Plaza Cooperative Housing Parker Klein Associates 1975 Lake Cabin Ralph Rapson & Associates, Inc. 1975 Humanities-Fine Arts Center Agua,Jyring,Whiteman,Moser-Joint 1976 Stadium Apartments Architectural Alliance-Joint 1976 Stadium Apartments Bentz/Thompson & Associates 1976 Webster Intermediate School Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1976 Abbey of Our Lady of New Melleray Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1976 Media Cntr-Centennial Jr. High Ralph Rapson and Associates 1977 Rec Facilities Bldg/S IL Univ Bentz/Thompson & Associates 1978 Rappaport Residence Hodne/Stagebert Partners 1978 Coll of Home Ec/Univ of MN InterDesign Inc - Joint 1978 MN Zoological Garden Leonard Parker Associates 1978 Law School Facility Peterson, Clark & Associates - Joint 1978 MN Zoological Garden Robert Lambert & Associates - Joint 1978 MN Zoological Garden Winsor/Faricy Architects 1979 Landmark Center Bentz/Thompson & Associates 1980 Greenway Gables Ellerbe Associates Inc. 1980 Airport Maintenance Facility Ellerbe Associates Inc. 1980 Midshipmen's Sports & Rec Center Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1980 Science Museum of Minnesota Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1980 Church of Saint Peter Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1980 Honeywell Plaza Hodne/Stageberg Partners 1980 Piya Wiconi Leonard Parker Associates 1980 Ramsey Co. Juvenile Service Center Arvid Elness Architects, Inc. 1981 Jefferson Square Page 2 of 8 AIA MINNESOTA HONOR AWARDS 12/19/14 FIRM YEAR PROJECT Bentz/Thompson/Rietow 1981 LeJeune Residence Design Consortium Inc. 1981 Les Quatre Amis Restaurant Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1981 Myles Reif Performing Arts Center Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1981 Hamline University School of Law Thorsen & Thorshov Associates 1981 Oliver Hudson Kelly Inter. Center Bentz/Thompson/Rietow 1982 Tennebaum Residence Architectural Alliance 1983 VoTech Ed Bldg/U of MN BWR 1983 Civil/Mineral Eng Bldg, U of MN Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1983 St. Mary's Cathedral Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1983 Jenson Hall of Music/Luther College Thomas Hodne Architects 1983 Urban Farmhouse Architectural Alliance 1984 818 and 820 Mount Curve Condos Bentz/Thompson/Rietow, Inc. 1984 Elliot Park Neighborhood Rec Center Cuningham Architects 1984 Gazebo Dickey/Kodet Architects 1984 Fire Station Number Six Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1984 Honeywell Residential Division Meyer, Scherer and Rockcastle 1984 Gust Lagerquist and Sons Hdqrts Williams/O'Brien Associates 1984 Children's Care Center Arvid Elness Architects 1985 Prairie Oaks Damberg Scott Peck & Booker 1985 The Wick Residence Hodne/Stageberg Partners 1985 Pine Pt Experimental School Leonard Parker Associates 1985 Leonard Natatorium-Macalester Coll Meyer, Scherer & Rockcastle - Joint 1985 The Children's Museum Meyer, Scherer and Rockcastle 1985 Urban Residence and Workplace Ralph Rapson & Associates 1985 Willow Run Condominiums Setter Leach & Lindstrom 1985 Blake School Addition Winsor/Faricy Architects - Joint 1985 The Children's Museum Arvid Elness Architects 1986 Harriet Square Bentz/Thompson/Rietow 1986 Lake Harriet Bandshell Ellerbe Associates 1986 St. Paul Winter Carnival Ice Palace Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1986 Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1986 Canterbury Downs Master Plans Miller Hanson Westerbeck Bell 1986 World Theater Rafferty Rafferty Mikutowski 1986 St. Elizabeth Seton Com. Facilities Setter Leach & Lindstrom 1986 Performing Arts Cntr,Blake Schools Thorbeck & Lambert 1986 Purina Farms Winsor/Faricy Architects 1986 International Market Square Cuningham Architects 1987 Summer Residence Damberg, Scott, Peck & Booker 1987 Kerze Cabin Ellerbe Associates 1987 Mayo Clinic-Scottsdale Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1987 Phillips Plastics Corporate Center Meyer, Scherer and Rockcastle 1987 Facility Systems, Inc. Meyer, Scherer and Rockcastle 1987 Von Blon Residence Seyfarth and Hulton 1987 Brown House Damberg, Scott, Peck & Booker, Inc. 1988 Sax Brothers Sculpture Conserv. Dovolis Johnson Ruggieri, Inc. 1988 Phillips Place Cooperative Ellerbe Becket, Inc. 1988 The Ceresota F. John Barbour, Architect 1988 Barbour Residence Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1988 Deerwood Elementary School Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1988 Northern Crop Science Laboratory Setter Leach & Lindstrom, Inc. 1988 1010 South Seventh Street Wold Association 1988 State of MN Service Center Page 3 of 8 AIA MINNESOTA HONOR AWARDS 12/19/14 FIRM YEAR PROJECT Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1989 St. Mary of the Lake Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1989 Christ Church Lake Forest Harrison Fraker Architect Inc. 1989 Residence on Lake Minnetonka Stageberg Partners 1989 A Prairie Pavilion Bentz/Thompson/Rietow 1990 Rappaport Residence BWBR Architects 1990 State Office Building Parking Struc. Damberg Scott Peck & Booker 1990 Thompson Residence Hammel Green and Abrahamson 1990 First Lutheran Church James/Snow Architects 1990 Phillips Plastics Corporation MacDonald and Mack
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