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From the Desk of Bonnie Staiger...... 2 Guest Message from Russ Hanson ...... 3 2016 Executive Committee...... 4 NDSU Scholarships...... 5 Awards Juror...... 6 2015 Honor Award...... 10 2015 Merit Awards...... 12 2015 Merit Awards...... 14 2015 Merit Awards...... 16 2015 Merit Awards...... 18 2015 Submissions...... 22 Residential Section...... 43 2015 Honor Award/Residential...... 44 2015 Merit Award/Residential...... 46 2015 Submissions/Residential...... 48 Outstanding Achievement Award...... 51 Test of Time...... 52 Intern of the Year...... 53 Early Career Architect...... 54 Thank you to our contributing advertisers! Commitment to Architecture Award...... 55 EAPC...... IFC Shultz + Associates, Ltd ...... 57 The AGC of North Dakota...... 5 Prairie Engineering, P.C...... 65 2015 Firm Profiles...... 58 Northern Technologies, Inc...... 21 The RLE Group ...... 73 Minnkota Windows ...... 21 Zerr & Berg Architects...... 74 2015 Members...... 66 wild|crg ...... 38 YHR Partners...... 77 JLG ...... 39-42 AIA Contract Documents...... 78 2015 Allied Members...... 75 Hepper Olson Architects ...... 49 AE2S...... IBC Coldspring...... 50 LJA...... OBC Foss Architecture & Interiors ...... 56 FEATURES

The Future of North Dakota Windows and Doors

ZERR BERG ARCHITECTS Brad Bushaw General Manager, Minnkota Windows

National Register of Historic Places...... Our North Dakota climate represents a tough challenge for any building component, but 8 especially for windows and doors! Warm summers, frigid winters, and blustery winds demand North Dakota Properties listed in the energy efficiencies beyond those of most of the US. And these efficiencies will be expected to National Register of Historic Places in 2015 improve substantially over the next fifteen years. The M.E. Beebe Historic District in by Bobbi Hepper, Hepper Olson Architects & Lorna Meidinger, by Bobbi Hepper Olson, Hepper Olson Architects, The U.S. Department of Energy calculated residential and commercial buildings consume over Fargo consists of six houses owned, designed, or and Lorna Meidinger, State Historical Society remodeled by Milton E. Beebe. Beebe started his 40% of our nation’s primary energy usage. Much of that energy is used for cooking, refrigeration, practice in Buffalo, New York but moved to Fargo, electronics, etc., but heating, cooling and lighting account for over 20% of the total. This 20% The National Register of Historic Places is the nation’s list of properties considered worthy of preservation. North Dakota in 1898. The district is significant equals over 19.6 QUADRILLION (that’s 15 zeros!) Btu’s of energy! The documentation process for listing demonstrates that the resource is significant in some aspect of the for its architecture as well as for its association State Historical Society nation’s history. Contrary to some misconceptions about the National Register program, listing in it does with Beebe as he lived and worked from buildings The DOE has established goals to reduce overall energy use over 23% by 2030 from improvements not prevent owners from altering their property, restricting the use or sale of the property, or establish times in the district. The district acknowledges the in windows and doors alone! This will require new technologies in all components of our requiring that the property must be open to the public. Entry into the National Register of Historic Places importance of late- 19th century architect Milton does give a property prestige, provides protection from federally-assisted projects, and provides eligibility Earl Beebe (1840-1922) to the architectural windows and doors. for certain preservation financial incentives. heritage of Fargo and many other communities th LIBERTY MIDDLE SCHOOL The NDSHPRB board members are: The North Dakota State Historical Preservation Review Board (NDSHPRB) approved three properties, one M.E. Beebe Historic District by in North Dakota and Minnesota during a dozen- 2016 is the 50 anniversary of the However, several innovative technologies are already emerging to achieve these goals. Some were West Fargo, North Dakota Lorna Meidinger, Architectural historic district and a one historical context submittal. Ronald H.L.M. Ramsay year career in the region. National Historic Preservation Act pioneered in North America, while others were translated from European designs, where higher Historian & Executive Secretary for that created the National Register energy costs and tighter government regulations have demanded creative approaches to achieve SHPO since 2008 St. Olaf Lutheran Church in Devils The Ashley Jewish along with other programs. The energy-use targets for decades. Lake was designed by Joseph A. Shannon Homesteaders Cemetery North Dakota State Historical Bobbi Hepper Olson, Historical in the Late Gothic Style and built in 1930. near Ashley is the only Society is currently planning Some of these concepts are already well accepted in the U.S., such as special coatings on glass Architect, Buxton, ND remaining site associated with some exhibits and events around Shannon began practicing in Devils Lake surfaces, using gases like argon or krypton inside insulated glass, aluminum frames with special Melinda McCarthy, Architectural in 1906 and was one of the first architects the McIntosh County Jewish the state for next year. Logos for The Future of North Dakota Windows & Doors.... Historian, Bismarck, ND farming community, the largest the celebration can be used for “breaks” to conduct less heat or cold, and the use of PVC and fiberglass window frames. But 20 licensed to practice architecture in North Jewish agricultural settlement free and are available at: http:// some are still relatively unknown. Barry Williams, Historic Dakota after the licensing law passed in in North Dakota. The cemetery preservation50.org/use-the-logos/ Archaeologist, Bismarck, ND 1917. Shannon was prominent in the Devils Lake area, very involved in the profession is located on land that was Considering the full Life Cycle Analysis provides a new perspective when one considers frame Kathy Wilner, Citizen Member, as president of the North Dakota State originally patented to Russian materials such as PVC and fiberglass from a new perspective. Though aluminum has long been by Brad Bushaw, General Manager, Minnkota Windows Bowdon, ND Board of Architecture, and St. Olaf Jewish immigrant Sarah commonly used for window frames, offering well-studied and thoroughly documented strength Schlasinger (nee Bendersky) in Kimberlee Madsen, Citizen Member, Lutheran Church is a very different design St. Olaf Lutheran Church by James D. Goulding. and rigidity, making an aluminum frame more energy efficient requires adding non-conductive Williston, ND from his main body of work. The church is 1906 and the burials date from Ashley Jewish Homesteaders Cemetery by Rebecca E. Bender material to the aluminum. Adding this material increases the energy costs of production, but a brick Late Gothic Revival Style church with limestone trim featuring pointed arched stain glass 1913-1932. The cemetery sits Dr. William Caraher, Historian, Grand windows, including a spire. The exterior of the church has hardly been modified, except for the on a privately deeded, treeless prairie land measuring 275 feet by 275 feet. A paved county road adds only modest gains in efficiency. On the plus side, aluminum recycles easily, and there are Forks, ND east elevation, where there have been two additions. The interior of the church building retains on one side and the other three sides of the property are adjacent to a cattle ranch and prairie many facilities that offer aluminum recycling services. Damien Reinhart, Archeologist, its original character, although the altar has been remodeled. grasses. There are twenty-two marked graves on the site that contain symbols, phrases and OR 701.280.0187 Bismarck, ND language significant to Jewish people for thousands of years. Another growing option for window frames is fiberglass. Fiberglass offers more energy efficiency VISIT US ONLINE CALL US TODAY than aluminum; it has adequate rigidity for most window applications, and accepts a number of Independence Congregational Church near Mandaree was an important gathering Historic Context was written for www.zerrbergarchitects.com Theodore B. Wells and the firm of Well-Denbrook Architects painted finishes. But like aluminum, fiberglass is assembled with screws in all four corners. Over place in Independence on the Fort Berthold Reservation prior to the construction of the time these joints move, resulting in tiny openings that allow water and air to move through the Garrison Dam. It is important at the local level as a place in North Dakota, 1923-1978. Executive Summary/Abstract from the written context: “Theodore that embodied the religious missionary work and cultural B. (Burfield) Wells had established his architectural practice frame, and can make them much less energy efficient. Attention must also be given to the paint convergence. The church is also significant at the national in Grand Forks by 1923. He was joined in practice soon after or finishes applied to fiberglass window or door frames, as they must be properly maintained level as testimony of the forced relocation and incredible World War II by Myron Denbrook. In approximately 1949, to protect against the sun’s ultraviolet rays to avoid deterioration. If properly handled, fiberglass disruption caused by U.S. government policies. The church Denbrook was offered a full partnership. The firm completed material can also be recycled. was constructed from 1910 to 1912 and is 21 feet by 24 extensive work throughout the Upper Red River Valley and feet gable-roofed, wood-framed building with articulated in northeastern North Dakota. To a lesser extent, their work is found throughout North Dakota and in the northwestern The use of PVC (vinyl) window and door frames has been well accepted in residential housing vestibule and bell tower features. Architectural details markets, although early efforts were sometimes disappointing. But in the last decades, largely of the church reflect a modest, vernacular version of the corner of Minnesota. Wells retired from active practice in Craftsman or Mission style popular in the Progressive Era, about 1964 and Denbrook associated briefly with Edward through introduction of technologies from Europe, where vinyl products have been used at the beginning of the twentieth-century. The building Adams at about that time. This context focuses on North far longer than North America, vinyl’s suitability as a window material for both commercial was relocated to its present site in 1953 when original Dakota work designed by the firm of Theodore B. Wells and later as Wells-Denbrook, from the firm’s inception until Wells, 510 4th Avenue North ▪ Fargo, ND 58102-4821 Independence Church by Lorna Meidinger village site of Independence was permanently inundated below the reservoir waters of Lake Sakakawea. Denbrook, Adams, Wagner Architects merged to form EAPC Photo by Steve Martens (engineers and architects) in 1978.” RESIDENTIAL

20 The North Dakota Architect 2015 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF AIA NORTH DAKOTA The full context and others are available online on our National Register For all properties listed in a specific county in North Dakota, leave the Historic Contexts page. “Resource Name” field blank but fill in State and County http://history.nd.gov/hp/historiccontexts.html To search for a specific site, enter one part of the resource name. For At this time, the North Dakota State Historic Preservation Office example, enter “bridge” to search for Sorlie Bridge in Grand Forks, or does not have an online, searchable database of listed properties. The enter “Mansion” to search for the Former Governor’s Mansion (officially National Park Service maintains the National Register of Historic Places known as the Former Executive Mansion), in Bismarck database, which can be accessed here: http://nrhp.focus.nps.gov/ natreghome.do?searchtype=natreghome. For now, resources that are within a listed historic district are not searchable. If you believe your property is located within an historic For a basic search: district, and you have questions regarding its status, please call the For all properties listed in North Dakota, leave the “Resource Name” field Historic Preservation Division at 701.328.2089. Please have the blank and only fill in the State property’s street address at hand. 88 The North Dakota Architect 2015 www.aianorthdakota.org 99

www.aianorthdakota.org 1 FROM THE DESK OF:

Bonnie Staiger Hon. AIA, Executive Vice President

ARCHITECTURE: GOOD DESIGN AND HEALTH?

e know exercise boosts overall health and sense of wellbeing. We understand closeness to Wnature is important to mental health. Recent studies of “environmental aesthetics” suggest architecture and design are just as important to our health. Green space is important, helping people live longer and feel happier. Parks, greenways and tree-lined streets encourage lower crime rates. The merger of building design with the environment has many tangible benefits. Increasingly, however, Americans suffer from health problems, such as diabetes, obesity and heart disease that result from lifestyle problems, but are compounded by poor urban design that hinders healthy behavior. In contrast, well-designed and vibrant public spaces encourage health “For our children, and for and accommodate people’s needs in different stages of their lives. ourselves, we should champion design strategies that Our environment includes all our surroundings – water, air, land and structures. Communities often boast of a strong business sector, good schools, infrastructure and culture, but they encourage more vibrant, active, should be mindful of neighborhoods with a sense of place and wellbeing. This means clean air, and healthy living. zoning, recreation and a balance between structures and open areas. We are all products of the world we live in.” From a middle school in Williston to our university research centers, education is also being transformed. Building design must now accommodate new ways of learning and meet the needs Robert Ivy, FAIA, EVP/CEP of students with unprecedented access to information. These spaces should be planned for flexibility and be easily customized to shift from collaborative projects to personal assignments. The American The design of learning environments has a direct effect on how teachers teach and students Institute of Architects learn. Taking school design a step further, small towns have needs beyond academic achievement. Facilities often serve as after-hours centers, presenting design challenges to meet diverse needs. Whether a corporate headquarters or an industrial shop with a front office, attractive workplaces draw the best people and improve a company’s bottom line. Spaces should be designed for a multi-generational workforce, enhance job satisfaction and promote productivity as well as health and wellness. Through careful workplace planning, successful businesses can reduce medical costs by promoting healthy behavior. High performance environments work for people at work. Whether it’s Grand Forks or Bowman, complex and dynamic forces shape our cities. New developments or renewal zones, serving diverse residents, are essential to economic growth. Research shows young people make housing decisions on the amenities offered by a community or neighborhood. They want to be in or near vibrant downtown centers. Older citizens also want to live life to the fullest, to be active as they age and be close to essential services such as health care. Across these demographics—from open spaces to buildings with street-level retail and apartments above – careful urban planning can transform community life. To contribute to the quality of life for their people, schools, employers and communities have access to a knowledge base and empirical research through well-trained professionals right here in North Dakota. I invite you to enjoy the 2015 Design Awards in this issue that highlight the public and private spaces exemplifying the best principles of design and architecture.

Endnotes: University of Warwick Business School – Quantifying the Impact of Scenic Environments on Health: http:// www.nature.com/articles/srep16899 21st Century Learning Environments and School Design: www.p21.org/storage/documents/le_white_ paper-1.pdf

2 The North Dakota Architect 2015 A GUEST MESSAGE:

Russ Hanson Executive Vice President at AGC of ND

LEGISLATIVE POLICY AN ONGOING AND EDUCATIONAL PROCESS

very biennial session of the North Dakota Legislative Assembly tends to develop a personality of its Eown and is unique to itself. The timely issues which necessitate legislative policy discussion are the frequent topics of what is termed “hallway chatter” in the hallowed halls of the North Dakota Capitol. Bills creating public interest are often given nicknames. I recall during a session in the early 2000s a bill which dealt with liability of food vendors being tabbed “The Cheeseburger Bill.” The 2015 Legislature’s personality was generally deemed as the “Money Session,” as the dip in oil prices along with lower commodity prices had many wondering how much funding would be allocated to various programs. For the owners, contractors, subcontractors, and design professionals, another term seemed appropriate – “The Chapter 48 Session.” This is in reference to North Dakota Century Code Chapter 48 There’s an old cliché stating (NDCC 48) which governs North Dakota Public Improvements. While there are typically a few bills each “the more things change, the session dealing with NDCC 48, The 2015 North Dakota Legislative Assembly proved to be a session more things remain the same.” with approximately a dozen pieces of legislation dealing with this section of the code. A number of the I believe it applies to the bills (4) affecting NDCC 48 addressed the same exact topic – the construction and design thresholds legislative process. for publicly funded projects governed by NDCC 48. The committee hearings of these bills seemed a bit like the movie “Groundhog Day” as the same topic was being discussed and reasons for the proposals accompanying them. It quickly became apparent the impetus for the introduction of the threshold bills was a concern primarily from rural areas and primarily to discuss the design threshold. At the end of the session, legislation was enacted to have the threshold for projects governed by NDCC 48 for construction to remain at $100,000, but to increase the design threshold to $150,000. There’s an old cliché stating “the more things change, the more things remain the same.” I believe it applies to the legislative process. The threshold policy change mentioned in the previous paragraph illustrates how policy evolves (changes). Tweaks to statutes are enacted and new policy is created then placed into the Century Code every session. The part of the legislative process which remains the same is the constant need to communicate the policy changes and to educate all affected entities. For example, until 2015, the construction and design thresholds for public projects had always been the same. The initial threshold was $25,000, then $50,000, followed by $100,000, where it had remained for many years. Now, those two thresholds are different. How many affected by this change are aware? In my opinion, it’s imperative for owner, contractor, subcontractor, and design professional associations to continually educate their respective constituencies of such changes so everyone is aware of the statutes and all are in compliance. Another issue discussed recently in “hallway chatter” in the mode of needed education is regarding a relatively new delivery system governed by NDCC 48. It’s Construction Management at Risk (CMAR). CMAR was a portion of HB 1033 enacted the 2007 Legislature by unanimous House and Senate floor votes. The legislation completely revised NDCC 48 while adding CMAR and Construction Management Agency (CMA) as new delivery systems. HB 1033 was the product of a coalition effort of contracting (general and subcontractor), design professional (architect and engineer) groups in consultation with the owners groups (cities, counties, schools). At a recent meeting consisting of owners, design professional groups, and a contractor group, it was a consensus that CMAR and CMA have become popular delivery systems and are beneficial for certain projects. There was also consensus with CMAR as fairly new, the information about how it operates needs to be communicated to all affected by it. To that end, the groups meeting and discussing this issue are planning to draft a “CMAR White Paper” as an educational tool to outline the necessary information regarding CMAR. The two topics outlined in this article illustrate the importance of involvement in our legislative process. And those are just two examples – there are many more. Whether you are an owner, contractor, subcontractor, or design professional – please get active in your respective association to receive the most current information regarding North Dakota policy. More importantly, provide your input as changes to current policies are considered by each legislative assembly. There’s no legislative process more accessible than the ND Legislature. Nowhere in the nation can one have an impact as easily as our process allows. Please get involved and make a difference. www.aianorthdakota.org 3 2016 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

President Secretary Treasurer Director Steve Tabor, AIA Cindy Urness, AIA Mark Schneider, AIA Bob Ames, AIA S.A. Tabor Architecture NDSU Renaissance Hall LJA Foss Architecture & Interiors 119 Sioux Ave. 650 NP Ave. 1135 2nd Ave West Suite 207 810 First Avenue North Bismarck, ND 58501 Fargo, ND 58201 Williston, ND 58801 Fargo, ND 58102 Work: 701-258-7032 Work: 701-866-7964 Work: 701-580-1314 Work: 701-852-5505

President-Elect Past-President Director Director Alan Dostert, AIA Janet Prchal, AIA Brian Berg, AIA Brian Durgan, AIA EAPC Hulsing & Associates Zerr Berg Architects RHRA Architects 112 N Roberts Street 100 S. State Ave. 510 4th Avenue North 112 N University Dr. Suite 110 Fargo, ND 58102 Dickinson, ND 58601-5900 Fargo, ND 58102 Fargo, ND 58102 Work: 701-461-7222 Work: 701-225-6871 Work: 701-280-0187 Work: 701-232-1998

Allied Representative Associate Director Executive Vice President Mark Waltz Ben Davis, Assoc. AIA Bonnie Staiger, Hon., AIA Legend Technical Service LJA AIA North Dakota 88 Empire Drive 700 Main Avenue, PO Box 2464 PO Box 7370 St. Paul, MN 55103 Fargo, ND 58108 Bismarck, ND 58507-7370 Work: 701-271-6779 Work: 701-551-2115 Work: 701-223-5560

4 The North Dakota Architect 2015 NDSU 2015 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS AIA North Dakota, a chapter of the American Institute of Architects, awarded five $1,000 scholarships to students in the Department of Architecture and Landscape Architecture at North Dakota State University (NDSU). The scholarships were presented by AIA North Dakota’s President Janet Prchal, AIA at the Awards Banquet in September as part of the annual convention.

Recipients were recognized for excellence in design and/or design combined with services to the profession. The funds were made available through a joint program sponsored with AIA National and AIA North Dakota. AIA North Dakota would also like to thank Russ Hanson with the AGC of North Dakota for his contribution to this year’s scholarship awards.

Pictured at left with AIA ND President Janet Prchal (far right) are the 2015 Scholarship Winners: (from left to right) Katelynn Kostad, AIAS president; Noha Abdelrahman, QUAD coordinator; Lauren Falcon; Gretta Berens; Benjamin Strehlow, AIAS vice-president

Members Working With Members The AGC of North Dakota is the unified voice of the construction industry promoting quality, integrity, and commitment to completing projects successfully and safely.

www.aianorthdakota.org 5 2015 AWARDS JUROR

James Dayton is the founding principal of James Dayton Design in Minneapolis. Prior to his founding his own office, Dayton worked for Meyer, Scherer & Rockcastle in Minneapolis, Robert Lamb Hart in New York, and Frank O. Gehry & Associates in Los Angeles. James Dayton Design has designed over one hundred projects and buildings in its 18 year history to date, and continues to produce work of increasing complexity and scale. James Dayton was awarded an AIA Minnesota Young Architect’s Award in 2005, and an AIA National Young Architects Award in 2006, and the firm has won numerous AIA Awards.

Architecture for Jim and his firm is a first-person, empirical experience. It is about making thoughtful, well-crafted spaces that serve clients well and contribute positively to the built environment in a creative and innovative way. By placing a strong emphasis on the function of the building, JDD produces spaces that fit their uses without compromise, while exploration in material and form creates environments that delight the viewer and user alike. While JDD works in residential, commercial, hospitality and educational building types, civic work and James Gardiner Dayton, AIA projects in the arts hold a special place in the office. As JDD has expanded in recent years to include both interior and graphic design disciplines, the firm is now able to design holistic, turn-key projects for most clients.

To complete the jury, James was joined by Angie Varpness, AIA (far left)and Mark Stankey, AIA (far right) who are both architects practicing in Minneapolis.

6 The North Dakota Architect 2015 How to Find, and Work With, an Architect

As the building markets remain strong and interest rates also needs to be addressed from the outset of the continue to be at favorable levels, it is an excellent time relationship. It is in your best interests to approach this to consider a custom construction or major remodeling/ business arrangement as a “relationship.” You should renovation project. If you are new to the process, all of be upfront about your expectations and vision of what the moving parts involved in such an undertaking: initial the final product will look and feel like. You must also design, hiring and overseeing contractors and sub- ask for clarification on anything you don’t understand. contractors, executing change orders, sourcing materials Ultimately, you want to reach a comfort level that feels and adhering to budgets, timelines and building codes. like this initiative will be a partnership between you and However, hiring an architect can be a move that will pay the architect you choose to hire. Once that decision has both economic and lifestyle benefits for years to come. been made you should consult the AIA owner-architect agreement and get a signed contract prior to any work An architect can serve as your advocate through all taking place. Expenses can range from a flat fee to an phases of the design and construction process (especially hourly rate to a percentage of construction costs. by ensuring the construction is executed according to the design specifications), provide crucial pre-design From there the truly exciting parts can begin. A good consultation, negotiate the best prices on building starting point is to share visuals with your architect that materials and to present a final design that will reduce best reflects the vision you are hoping to achieve. You can energy consumption and maintenance costs over the life consult design publications, share photos of projects you of the project. favor or even point to examples from the firm’s website.

But first some due diligence is required on your part to Architects are trained problem solvers and will approach find the best fit to work with you and help execute your your project with a number of questions to better inform vision. It’s a good idea to ask friends and colleagues who their design efforts. Beyond asking about the configuration have used an architect for recommendations. You can of certain spaces and square footage preferences, an also utilize the directory in this publication or the “Find architect will ask questions so they can tailor a design an Architect” tab on the AIA North Dakota website to that ideally represents the way you will use the space. search for an architect near you. Then you can narrow As you get deeper into the process, there are passive your search down to three or four firms after reviewing design strategies such as site orientation, daylighting their websites for the types of projects in their design techniques and the use of natural ventilation that can portfolios. reduce energy consumption up to as much as 50% at no As you begin your interview process there are a multitude additional costs. of questions you should ask a prospective architect. Some Once the project is completed you want to end up with of the most important to consider include: What does the the best combination of aesthetics and user-friendly architect see as significant issues in your project? What aspects for your project. To help reach that end result, a will the architect show you along the way to explain the good architect can navigate the pre-design planning and project? What is the architect’s experience/track record zoning ordinances to avoid costly changes later, as well with cost estimating? Can the architect provide a list of as to ensure strong coordination and communication recent references? among the entire construction team making your vision What services does the architect provide during become a reality that you can enjoy for years to come. construction, and how is the fee structure established

www.aianorthdakota.org 7 North Dakota Properties listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 2015 by Bobbi Hepper Olson, Hepper Olson Architects, and Lorna Meidinger, State Historical Society

The National Register of Historic Places is the nation’s list of properties considered worthy of preservation. The documentation process for listing demonstrates that the resource is significant in some aspect of the nation’s history. Contrary to some misconceptions about the National Register program, listing in it does not prevent owners from altering their property, restricting the use or sale of the property, or establish times requiring that the property must be open to the public. Entry into the National Register of Historic Places does give a property prestige, provides protection from federally-assisted projects, and provides eligibility for certain preservation financial incentives. The NDSHPRB board members are: The North Dakota State Historical Preservation Review Board (NDSHPRB) approved three properties, one Lorna Meidinger, Architectural historic district and a one historical context submittal. Historian & Executive Secretary for SHPO since 2008 St. Olaf Lutheran Church in Devils Lake was designed by Joseph A. Shannon Bobbi Hepper Olson, Historical in the Late Gothic Style and built in 1930. Architect, Buxton, ND Shannon began practicing in Devils Lake Melinda McCarthy, Architectural in 1906 and was one of the first architects Historian, Bismarck, ND licensed to practice architecture in North Barry Williams, Historic Dakota after the licensing law passed in Archaeologist, Bismarck, ND 1917. Shannon was prominent in the Devils Lake area, very involved in the profession Kathy Wilner, Citizen Member, as president of the North Dakota State Bowdon, ND Board of Architecture, and St. Olaf Kimberlee Madsen, Citizen Member, Lutheran Church is a very different design St. Olaf Lutheran Church by James D. Goulding. Williston, ND from his main body of work. The church is a brick Late Gothic Revival Style church with limestone trim featuring pointed arched stain glass Dr. William Caraher, Historian, Grand windows, including a spire. The exterior of the church has hardly been modified, except for the Forks, ND east elevation, where there have been two additions. The interior of the church building retains Damien Reinhart, Archeologist, its original character, although the altar has been remodeled. Bismarck, ND

Independence Congregational Church near Mandaree was an important gathering place in Independence on the Fort Berthold Reservation prior to the construction of the Garrison Dam. It is important at the local level as a place that embodied the religious missionary work and cultural convergence. The church is also significant at the national level as testimony of the forced relocation and incredible disruption caused by U.S. government policies. The church was constructed from 1910 to 1912 and is 21 feet by 24 feet gable-roofed, wood-framed building with articulated vestibule and bell tower features. Architectural details of the church reflect a modest, vernacular version of the Craftsman or Mission style popular in the Progressive Era, at the beginning of the twentieth-century. The building was relocated to its present site in 1953 when original Independence Church by Lorna Meidinger village site of Independence was permanently inundated below the reservoir waters of Lake Sakakawea.

The full context and others are available online on our National Register Historic Contexts page. http://history.nd.gov/hp/historiccontexts.html At this time, the North Dakota State Historic Preservation Office does not have an online, searchable database of listed properties. The National Park Service maintains the National Register of Historic Places database, which can be accessed here: http://nrhp.focus.nps.gov/ natreghome.do?searchtype=natreghome. For a basic search: For all properties listed in North Dakota, leave the “Resource Name” field blank and only fill in the State 88 The North Dakota Architect 2015 The M.E. Beebe Historic District in Fargo consists of six houses owned, designed, or remodeled by Milton E. Beebe. Beebe started his practice in Buffalo, New York but moved to Fargo, North Dakota in 1898. The district is significant for its architecture as well as for its association with Beebe as he lived and worked from buildings in the district. The district acknowledges the importance of late- 19th century architect Milton Earl Beebe (1840-1922) to the architectural heritage of Fargo and many other communities th M.E. Beebe Historic District by in North Dakota and Minnesota during a dozen- 2016 is the 50 anniversary of the Ronald H.L.M. Ramsay year career in the region. National Historic Preservation Act that created the National Register The Ashley Jewish along with other programs. The Homesteaders Cemetery North Dakota State Historical near Ashley is the only Society is currently planning remaining site associated with some exhibits and events around the McIntosh County Jewish the state for next year. Logos for farming community, the largest the celebration can be used for Jewish agricultural settlement free and are available at: http:// in North Dakota. The cemetery preservation50.org/use-the-logos/ is located on land that was originally patented to Russian Jewish immigrant Sarah Schlasinger (nee Bendersky) in 1906 and the burials date from Ashley Jewish Homesteaders Cemetery by Rebecca E. Bender 1913-1932. The cemetery sits on a privately deeded, treeless prairie land measuring 275 feet by 275 feet. A paved county road on one side and the other three sides of the property are adjacent to a cattle ranch and prairie grasses. There are twenty-two marked graves on the site that contain symbols, phrases and language significant to Jewish people for thousands of years.

Historic Context was written for Theodore B. Wells and the firm of Well-Denbrook Architects in North Dakota, 1923-1978. Executive Summary/Abstract from the written context: “Theodore B. (Burfield) Wells had established his architectural practice in Grand Forks by 1923. He was joined in practice soon after World War II by Myron Denbrook. In approximately 1949, Denbrook was offered a full partnership. The firm completed extensive work throughout the Upper Red River Valley and in northeastern North Dakota. To a lesser extent, their work is found throughout North Dakota and in the northwestern corner of Minnesota. Wells retired from active practice in about 1964 and Denbrook associated briefly with Edward Adams at about that time. This context focuses on North Dakota work designed by the firm of Theodore B. Wells and later as Wells-Denbrook, from the firm’s inception until Wells, Denbrook, Adams, Wagner Architects merged to form EAPC Photo by Steve Martens (engineers and architects) in 1978.”

For all properties listed in a specific county in North Dakota, leave the “Resource Name” field blank but fill in State and County To search for a specific site, enter one part of the resource name. For example, enter “bridge” to search for Sorlie Bridge in Grand Forks, or enter “Mansion” to search for the Former Governor’s Mansion (officially known as the Former Executive Mansion), in Bismarck For now, resources that are within a listed historic district are not searchable. If you believe your property is located within an historic district, and you have questions regarding its status, please call the Historic Preservation Division at 701.328.2089. Please have the property’s street address at hand. www.aianorthdakota.org 99 AIA NORTH DAKOTA HONOR AWARD 2015 HONOR AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ARCHITECTURE ND HERITAGE CENTER STATE MUSEUM EXPANSION AND GALLERIES Bismarck, ND LJA

Owner State Historical Society of North Dakota

Location Bismarck, ND

Architect LJA

General Contractor Comstock Construction Central Mechanical Scott's Electric

Consulting Engineer(s) Hammel, Green & Abrahamson Structural, Mechanical & Electrical

Landscape Architect LJA

Photographer Scott Gilbertson

Completion Date 2014

Specific Use of Project: The facility contains the State Museum, the State Historical Society of North Dakota and its Foundation, the State Archives, the State Historic Preservation Office and the state fossil collection of the Geological Survey. Phase II of the $51.7 million project approximately doubled the size of the existing facility, adding an additional 97,000 square feet. This phase added three galleries, archive and collection storage, office spaces, prep areas, a cafe, new main entrance, hub of history, theater and outdoor amphitheater. Highlights of the remodeling included the existing main gallery, traveling exhibit, tree house, auditorium, office spaces, prep areas and security.

10 The North Dakota Architect 2015 Summary of Principal Features Simulated mud hut structure makes up the iconic lobby entrance with lighting that recreates the Northern Plains signature aurora borealis. The exterior limestone panels and copper paneling were extended into the Hall of History creating a seamless transition. A portion of the State’s petrified Jury’s Comments wood collection and erratic glaciers on the plaza The project is bold and clear, and the spaces are well scaled to a museum. The lines complement the museum’s collection on display. are clean, the civic nature of the program is brought to the fore. The materiality State-of-the-art technologies – facial recognition, reflects the regional nature of the project, and the glass cube at the front is a very (2) large microtiles wall displays at end of Hall of compelling gesture. This is a place I want to visit; it looks like a museum space I History, touch tables, Hub of History and various would return to over time. The palette is so refined, and the materials so well suited other components throughout. for the project and the site. It is reflective of how a strong design partner can make for a strong space and clear building diagram. The presentation materials are very clear and set just the right tone for the award submission.

www.aianorthdakota.org 11 AIA NORTH DAKOTA MERIT AWARD 2015 MERIT AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ARCHITECTURE BOBCAT ACCELERATION CENTER Bismarck, ND Shultz + Associates

Owner Doosan Bobcat Location Bismarck, ND Architect Shultz + Associates Consulting Engineer(s) KLJ Engineers Landscape Architect Land Elements General Contractor Comstock Construction, Inc. Photographer Shultz + Associates Alyssa Flaten Completion Date 2014 Specific Use of Project: The Bobcat Acceleration Center is Doosan’s North American research and development facility, focused on advanced product development and enhancement. The 195,000 square foot facility includes office space, an indoor test arena, and a testing / prototype shop.

12 The North Dakota Architect 2015 Summary of Principal Features The office space is two-story, with numerous openings between floors to promote connectedness between the floors. The office has expansive curtain wall for views and daylight to the exterior. Where the office abuts the lab, there is a continuous skylight open to both floors office, and windows to lab area, connecting office operations with development areas. The office is supported with closed-door support spaces – from 1 or 2 person enclaves, to meeting rooms ranging from four to thirty participants, and a divisible training room seating 120 and serving both internal and external functions. Meeting rooms deploy state-of-the-art technology, featuring wireless connectivity to the room monitor display from multiple participants.

Jury’s Comments What an awesome project, like a turbo man cave. The open plan fully allows for the collaboration and flexibility that the project brief required. The space is tough and industrial; the palette reflects the clients perfectly. Looks like it would be a joy to come to work every day. The project looks well sited, and the use of the indoor testing area is brilliant. Love the idea of an Arena for Bobcats, such an innovative concept. The materials reflect a truly forward looking company, something to separate Bobcat from their competitors.

www.aianorthdakota.org 13 AIA NORTH DAKOTA MERIT AWARD 2015 MERIT AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ARCHITECTURE LIVING WORD LUTHERAN CHURCH Alexandria, MN JLG Architects

Owner Living Word Lutheran Church

Location Alexandria, MN

Architect JLG Architects

Consulting Engineer(s) Design Tree Engineering

Landscape Architect JLG Architects

General Contractor Innovative Construction

Photographers Lonnie Laffen Dana Wheelock

Completion Date 2013

Specific Use of Project: The Living Word Lutheran Church wanted to have their congregational values of their faith reflected in the architecture of their new church building. The result is a modern interpretation of a country church which both evokes memories of the congregation’s prairie heritage and keeps the church relevant and iconic for generations to come.

14 The North Dakota Architect 2015 Summary of Principal Features The principal features in creating a modern interpretation of a country church that will stand for generations at Living Word included: Grouping of functional spaces in a collage of rural shapes which will allow for phased growth of the church, similar to the typical growth of traditional farmsteads. Simple, gabled shapes that maximize functional space for the material utilized to enclose it. An allusion to the buttressed and gabled form of traditional church architecture with an economical articulation of the envelope which will still allow for functional space to be created by these articulations.

Jury’s Comments Beautiful project. Clean lines, simple structure. Nice composition on the site. Hope the expansion doesn’t actually happen for the sake of the building, the simplicity of the first phase is so well done! The simplicity of the “country church” is very pure and well executed. The photo over the wheat is enough to win a Merit Award on its own. Beautiful vernacular solution. Love the authenticity of the materials on the outside, straight-forward and honest.

www.aianorthdakota.org 15 AIA NORTH DAKOTA MERIT AWARD 2015 MERIT AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ARCHITECTURE STARVING ROOSTER & AT LOFTS/WAREHOUSE DISTRICT Minot, ND Chris Hawley Architects

Owner Chad Thompson Location Minot, ND Architect Chris Hawley Architects Consulting Engineer(s) Solien & Larson General Contractor Welstad Construction Photographer Scott Amundson Completion Date 2014 Specific Use of Project: Adaptive Reuse of the original Aultman Taylor Warehouse (AT) into a mixed use development with restaurant and 21 units of housing

16 The North Dakota Architect 2015 Summary of Principal Features Original brick and paint wainscoting, reused timbers as furniture and seating, reused maple floors as benches, exposed structure and steel, operable overhead doors to blur the line between inside and out, reused original fire doors, custom designed and fabricated tap tower integrated with the building's structural steel, reused original windows as interior partitions, integration of loading dock as bench seating, historic “Starving Rooster” painted sign and logo original to building, original artwork/etchings from 1917 Aultman Taylor parts catalog, custom steel/wood canopy as a nod to the canopy of the original Aultman Taylor tractor, and handmade lighting.

Jury’s Comments Great project, fantastic use of local and vernacular materials. Very authentic reuse, hard to do and not look clichéd. Love the details of the wood, steel pipe and galvanized steel. The image of the restaurant lit up from the street is very compelling, like a Hopper painting. Powerful statement about the heritage of Minot, and the careful reuse and re-energizing of an important historic building.

www.aianorthdakota.org 17 AIA NORTH DAKOTA MERIT AWARD 2015 MERIT AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ARCHITECTURE UND GORECKI ALUMNI CENTER Grand Forks, ND JLG Architects Owner UND Alumni Association, Tim O'Keefe

Location Grand Forks, ND

Architect JLG Architects

Consulting Engineer(s) Civil: AE2S Structural: Heyer Engineering Mechanical and Electrical: ONE

Landscape Architect JLG Architects General Contractor Community Contractors Inc.

Photographer Dana Wheelock Lonnie Laffen

Completion Date 2013

Specific Use of Project: The University of North Dakota wanted to transform the way North Dakotans thought about their university, their community, and their future at their 15,000-student flagship institution in the heart of Grand Forks, ND. The Gorecki Alumni Center, the home to the Alumni Association, Foundation and Admissions, was intended to make a stronger connection to a new generation of alumni while connecting them to staff, past graduates, and the community-at-large and to ensure they know they are always welcome. Most of all, the University wanted to send a message to everyone who passed through its doors: go make the world a better place.

18 The North Dakota Architect 2015 Summary of Principal Features While the University is primarily College Gothic-style architecture, the design team pressed the client to take the design in a more modern direction due to the transitional nature of site along the edge of the campus center and the desire to appeal to a new generation of students. To take this student connection even further, the design team recommended a LEED Platinum building, which would kick off the University’s desire to become a highly-sustainable campus. As the first, and only, LEED Platinum building in North Dakota, the Alumni Center features a brise soleil as a visual signature while significantly reducing the interior cooling load requirements, rooftop solar panels, educational displays, extensive glass, geothermal heating and cooling, and a highly-efficient IAQ system.

Jury’s Comments Lovely building, great spaces. The materials and composition speak well to the goal of innovation, welcoming, current. The overall composition is compelling, and the brise soleil must be a very bold statement on campus, as it should be. LEED Platinum is impressive. The interior palette is very nice, looks like a good place to work or visit. The spaces do promote a forward looking, youthful outlook, certainly appealing to a potential student. Very nice presentation, great photos.

www.aianorthdakota.org 19 The Future of North Dakota Windows and Doors

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Our North Dakota climate represents a tough challenge for any building component, but especially for windows and doors! Warm summers, frigid winters, and blustery winds demand energy efficiencies beyond those of most of the US. And these efficiencies will be expected to improve substantially over the next fifteen years. The U.S. Department of Energy calculated residential and commercial buildings consume over 40% of our nation’s primary energy usage. Much of that energy is used for cooking, refrigeration, electronics, etc., but heating, cooling and lighting account for over 20% of the total. This 20% equals over 19.6 QUADRILLION (that’s 15 zeros!) Btu’s of energy! The DOE has established goals to reduce overall energy use over 23% by 2030 from improvements in windows and doors alone! This will require new technologies in all components of our windows and doors. However, several innovative technologies are already emerging to achieve these goals. Some were pioneered in North America, while others were translated from European designs, where higher energy costs and tighter government regulations have demanded creative approaches to achieve energy-use targets for decades. Some of these concepts are already well accepted in the U.S., such as special coatings on glass surfaces, using gases like argon or krypton inside insulated glass, aluminum frames with special “breaks” to conduct less heat or cold, and the use of PVC and fiberglass window frames. But some are still relatively unknown. Considering the full Life Cycle Analysis provides a new perspective when one considers frame materials such as PVC and fiberglass from a new perspective. Though aluminum has long been commonly used for window frames, offering well-studied and thoroughly documented strength and rigidity, making an aluminum frame more energy efficient requires adding non-conductive material to the aluminum. Adding this material increases the energy costs of production, but adds only modest gains in efficiency. On the plus side, aluminum recycles easily, and there are many facilities that offer aluminum recycling services. Another growing option for window frames is fiberglass. Fiberglass offers more energy efficiency than aluminum; it has adequate rigidity for most window applications, and accepts a number of painted finishes. But like aluminum, fiberglass is assembled with screws in all four corners. Over time these joints move, resulting in tiny openings that allow water and air to move through the frame, and can make them much less energy efficient. Attention must also be given to the paint or finishes applied to fiberglass window or door frames, as they must be properly maintained to protect against the sun’s ultraviolet rays to avoid deterioration. If properly handled, fiberglass material can also be recycled. The use of PVC (vinyl) window and door frames has been well accepted in residential housing markets, although early efforts were sometimes disappointing. But in the last

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FERGUS FALLS PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITY • FERGUS FALLS, MINNESOTA • Shultz + Associates, Ltd

TRUE NORTH RESOURCE CENTER • GRAND FORKS, NORTH DAKOTA • JLG Architects

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CATHEDRAL OF ST. MARY'S ADORATION CHAPEL • FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA • Mutchler Bartram Architects

BLACK GOLD CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS • GRAND FORKS, NORTH DAKOTA • JLG Architects

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NATIVITY ANEW II • FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA • Shultz + Associates, Ltd.

GRIGGS SQUARE: NORTHERN HEIGHTS AND THE AURORA • GRAND FORKS, ND • JLG Architects

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BUXTON BANK • BUXTON, NORTH DAKOTA • Hepper Olson Architects

GATE CITY BANK – SIXTH FLOOR RENOVATION • FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA • wild|crg

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RED RIVER ZOO RIVER OTTER EXHIBIT • FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA • Shultz + Associates, Ltd.

6TH STREET PARKING RAMP • BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA • J2 Studio Architecture + Design, PC

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KLJ HEADQUARTERS • BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA • JLG Architects

CHOICE HEALTH & FITNESS • GRAND FORKS, NORTH DAKOTA • EAPC

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LIBERTY MIDDLE SCHOOL • WEST FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA • Zerr Berg Architects, Inc.

MINARD HALL ADDITION & RENOVATION • FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA • JLG Architects

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NDUS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FACILITY • GRAND FORKS, NORTH DAKOTA • ICON Architectural Group

MIDLAND CONTINENTAL DEPOT • WIMBLEDON, NORTH DAKOTA • JLG Architects

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VCSU RHOADES SCIENCE CENTER ADDITION & REMODEL • VALLEY CITY, NORTH DAKOTA • JLG Architects

MINOT STATE UNIVERSITY HERB PARKER STADIUM • MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA • EAPC

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SKY DANCER CASINO & RESORT • BELCOURT, NORTH DAKOTA • DSGW Architects

DAKOTA MEDICAL FOUNDATION • FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA • Mutchler Bartram Architects, PC

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DAWSON INSURANCE SATELLITE LOCATION • FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA • Chris Hawley Architects

LAKE PARK - AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL • LAKE PARK, MINNESOTA • Zerr Berg Architects, Inc.

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UNITED VALLEY BANK • GRAND FORKS, NORTH DAKOTA • ICON Architectural Group

NORTHWEST MINNESOTA FOUNDATION • BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA • Mutchler Bartram Architects, PC

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VA HEALTH CARE SYSTEM, REPLACEMENT OPERATING ROOM • FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA • Image Group, Inc.

SCSU HERB BROOKS NATIONAL HOCKEY CENTER • ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA • JLG Architects

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EAPC ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS BISMARCK OFFICE • BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA • EAPC

ND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT OFFICE BUILDING • BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA • LJA

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MINOT STATE UNIVERSITY WELLNESS CENTER • MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA • EAPC

HOME ON THE RANGE • SENTINEL BUTTE, NORTH DAKOTA • JLG Architects

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BLACKRIDGE BANK • WEST FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA • wild|crg

KEMMET DENTAL DESIGN • MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA • Chris Hawley Architects

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BARNES COUNTY NORTH SCHOOL • WIMBLEDON, NORTH DAKOTA • JLG Architects

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2015 AIA NORTH DAKOTA, MERIT AWARD LIVING WORD LUTHERAN CHURCH Alexandria, Minnesota

As a new congregation, Living Word Lutheran Church needed their first facility to celebrate the simple, straightforward truth of the Gospel message and honor the church’s heritage of Lutheran traditions in a contemporary realization of their faith values. The result is a modern interpretation of a country church that represents the rural Scandinavian Lutheran heritage through simple spatial massing, absence of adornment, and pure use of color. Practicality and relevancy were expressed in the intentional use of common building materials, and an allusion to the buttressed and gabled form of the traditional church architecture with an economic articulation of the envelope allowed for functional space to be created. Membership and, more importantly, fellowship, has increased since opening.

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AIA NORTH DAKOTA HONOR AWARD 2015 HONOR AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ARCHITECTURE HISTORIC 8TH STREET ADDITION FARGO, ND Chris Hawley Architects

Owner Chad & Shelby Tierstriep

Location Fargo, ND

Architect Chris Hawley Architects

Consulting Engineer Sandman Consulting, PC

General Contractor Radiant Homes

Landscape Architect Land Elements

Photographer Scott Amumdson

Completion Date 2015

Specific Use of Project: Private Single-family residence

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Summary of Principal Features Blending of interior and exterior finishes for a seamless transition from new to old, matched trim profiles throughout, direct connection between family room and kitchen…..allowing for interaction, seating at the island for a family of 5, pockets of entertaining space for large groups including a nicely detailed bar area, efficient use of the site to allow for a meaningful outdoor recreation space.

Jury’s Comments Beautiful addition, perfectly suited to the original. Gorgeous masonry, love the detailing. Such a light touch, it’s difficult to see in the photos where the original house ends and the new begins. Heartwarming to know that a classic old house can be brought up to date and not look jarring or discordant. Deft solution to a difficult design brief.

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AIA NORTH DAKOTA MERIT AWARD 2015 MERIT AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN ARCHITECTURE WIMMER LAKE HOME DETROIT LAKES, MN Michael J. Burns Architects. Ltd.

Owner Brad and Deb Wimmer

Location Detroit Lakes, MN

Architect Michael J. Burns Architects, Ltd.

Landscape Architect Andy Francis Landscaping General Contractor Phil Seabloom Mike Kuehn

Photographer Heliostudio

Completion Date 2013

Specific Use of Project: Year round lake residence

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JURY’S COMMENTS Nice looking, contextual in a new way. New spaces, but still scaled well. Love the idea of renovating the old, but get that it is tough; all in all a nice solution to new approach. Curved roof line with the shed dormer is a beautiful, unique approach. Love the wood on the interior.

Summary of Principal Features First floor kitchen and living spaces and second floor master bedroom are orientated to the lake. The principal entrance is located on the north side of the residence rather than at the back of the house (as existed in the original house) to provide an approach and view of the lake prior to entering the house/guesthouse. The entrance location is also located for easy access to adjacent outdoor activity area and the adjacent guesthouse/garage. A curved sloped roof over the living area is reminiscent of a roof component of the original 1930 era house. The exterior stone chimney is also reminiscent of the original house chimney. Hairpin cutouts at beam ends is similar to rafter ends of the original house. A light monitor over the house entrance serves as a ‘welcoming lantern’ in addition to a source for natural light to first and second floors. The roofs of both the house and the guesthouse are sectioned and stepped to break up the mass of the structure and to also play off the roof features of the main house.

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2015 Residential Design Award Entries

SHOTWELL COMMONS DEVELOPMENT • FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA • T.L. Stroh Architects, Ltd.

FARGO PRAIRIE STYLE • WEST FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA • Chris Hawley Architects

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50 The North Dakota Architect 2015 2015 PROFESSIONAL AWARDS

2015 ARCHITECT OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Joel A. Davy, AIA of JLG Architects

The AIA Architect Outstanding Achievement Award acknowledges the achievements of a member architect as an individual and elevates before the public and the profession a model architect who has made significant career-long contributions to architecture, the Chapter, and society.

This year’s recipient is Joel A. Davy, AIA, with JLG Architects. With over three decades of experience, dozens of design awards, and an extensive resume educating architecture students, Joel has had a major influence on North Dakota’s architectural landscape.

Joel’s projects around the country include the Plains Art Museum, the Hotel Donaldson, a Schlossman Chaplet, North Dakota State University’s Center for Nanoscale Science Joel A. Davy, AIA and Engineering, Minnesota State University, Moorhead, Hagen Hall, University of Joel is a member of the Society of California San Diego Instruction & Research Facility, Torrance Cultural Arts Center, College and University Planners University of Alberta Timm’s Centre, Confluence Area Interpretive Center, and the (SCUP) and was a part of the Minnesota Design Team. Joel original building design of the North Dakota Heritage Center, which received the AIA has been a proud member of the North Dakota Test of Time Award. One of his projects was named Time Magazine’s American Institute of Architects Top Ten Designs in 1982, and he received First Place in the St. Louis Lafayette Square since graduation, and was a member of the AIA North Dakota National Design Competition. Executive Committee from 2000- 2007 and served as President Joel received a Bachelor of Architecture from North Dakota State University in 1971, from 2004-2005. and returned to educate his fellow students as an Assistant Professor after graduating from Columbia University with a Master of Architecture in 1974. He started his career working for such firms as LWA Architects in San Diego and SOM/Rosenthal in Los Angeles. Years later, Joel led two of the largest firms in the state – JLG Architects and Foss Associates.

Joel sat on the NDSU Department of Architecture and Landscape Architecture Advisory Board and has been an Adjunct Professor over the past 15 years. In addition, Joel is a member of the Society of College and University Planners (SCUP) and was a part of the Minnesota Design Team. Joel has been a proud member of the American Institute of Architects since graduation, and was a member of the AIA North Dakota Executive Committee from 2000-2007 and served as President from 2004-2005. Joel pursued his passion for historic preservation as a member of the North Dakota Historic Preservation Review Board and the Fargo Building Inspection Board of Appeals. He has also held a board position with the Rourke Art Museum.

Joel was nominated by Todd R. Medd, AIA, who is a principal with JLG Architects.

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2015 TEST OF TIME AWARD New Horizons Manor

The AIA North Dakota Test of Time Award acknowledges the significant contribution of timeless design to our communities and state. These qualifications are fairly open-ended to allow for the distinctive project, cultural and iconic nature or a community’s reverence for a project over time.

This year AIA North Dakota awarded the New Horizons Manor in Fargo. This Fargo Housing Authority building was designed by Seth Twitchell who, at the time was with Mutchler, Twitchell, and Lynch.

Built in 1972, this modernist style apartment complex is a 10-story low-rise classic. Its timeless design, brick with applied masonry façade – caught AIA’s attention and it received a Merit Award in 1973. Ahead of its time and before ADA regulations, it was fully accessible when built and it is still a winner.

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2015 INTERN OF THE YEAR AWARD Courtney Pickett, Associate AIA North Dakota State University

The AIA North Dakota Intern of the Year Award is given to an intern who is a member in good standing as an Associate of AIA North Dakota and enrolled in the Intern Development Program (IDP). This individual, at the beginning of his/ her career, has participated in AIA North Dakota events and has shown overall exceptional leadership in design, education, and service to the profession.

This year’s recipient, Courtney Pickett, Assoc. AIA, was nominated by Mark Barnhouse, AIA and Cindy Urness, AIA with North Dakota State University.

Courtney was an outstanding student at NDSU – one who exhibited great promise as a young professional. She served as president of the AIAS chapter; Courtney Pickett the AIAS representative for Freedom by Design; and on the department of Courtney was an outstanding architecture’s Committee for the Investigation of Licensure on Graduation. student at NDSU – one who exhibited great promise as a For the past year and a half she served as the North Dakota Architect Licensing young professional. She served as Advisor—attended the national IDP Conference and brought back invaluable president of the AIAS chapter; the AIAS representative for Freedom ideas to assist others in the path to licensure. She established a Facebook site by Design; and on the department and regularly (often weekly and sometimes daily) posted news, information, of architecture’s Committee for the Investigation of Licensure on study tips, and overall encouragement for the interns in the state, as well as Graduation. students in the architecture program at NDSU.

Her work to interview and survey our state’s unlicensed graduates has been careful and painstaking to the extent that the NDSU department and our AIA chapter have a clear picture of our recent graduates’ views on licensure and their place in the profession. Her commitment has helped call attention to any concerns so students can avoid issues later.

Courtney is, without a doubt, a creative and resourceful young professional and worthy of this award.

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2015 EARLY CAREER ARCHITECT AWARD Ryan Watson, AIA - EAPC Architects Engineers

The AIA North Dakota Early Career Architect Award is given to a licensed architect (registered in North Dakota 5 years or less as of August 1, 2015) who is a member in good standing. This individual, at an early stage of his/her career, has participated in AIA North Dakota events and has shown overall exceptional leadership in design, education, and service to the profession.

This year’s recipient, Ryan Watson, AIA, was nominated by Alan Dostert, AIA, who is a Principal at EAPC.

Ryan, an architect for EAPC Architects Engineers, received his Bachelors of

Ryan Watson Science in Environmental design in 2003 and his Bachelors of Architecture in Ryan started with EAPC in 2004 2004, both from North Dakota State University. Throughout his college career, and worked at the firm until 2006, Ryan strived for academic success and was rewarded by becoming a part of when he explored a few different the school's Dean’s List for multiple semesters. Ryan is involved with AIA and architectural firms but ultimately returned to EAPC in 2011 as he felt NCARB. EAPC was where he wanted to be a major contributor in design. He Ryan started with EAPC in 2004 and worked at the firm until 2006, when he says that EAPC is a desired place explored a few different architectural firms but ultimately returned to EAPC in to work as the firm provides an inspiring learning and collaborative 2011 as he felt EAPC was where he wanted to be a major contributor in design. environment. Ryan’s main focus at He says that EAPC is a desired place to work as the firm provides an inspiring EAPC has been providing designs for learning and collaborative environment. Ryan’s main focus at EAPC has been numerous schools in North Dakota, but he says one of his favorite providing designs for numerous schools in North Dakota, but he says one of his projects to work on was the million favorite projects to work on was the million dollar addition to the Stanley fire dollar addition to the Stanley fire station. station. Outside of work, Ryan is married and has two beautiful daughters. His family is active in their church and he plays bass in the Worship Team on the occasional Sunday. He is an avid Bison fan and is not afraid to show his alma mater pride!

54 The North Dakota Architect 2015 2015 PROFESSIONAL AWARDS

2015 COMMITMENT TO ARCHITECTURE AWARD UND Alumni Association and Foundation

The AIA Commitment to Architecture Award acknowledges the continued commitment to architectural excellence by an individual or organization not directly related to the Architectural Profession. This year’s award was presented to the UND Alumni Association and Foundation for their ability to change the way the North Dakota academic community and the region as a whole think about energy efficiency and sustainable design with their development of the first formal curriculum on sustainability, as well as the building of North Dakota’s first, and only, LEED Certified Platinum facility.

Since their establishment in 1889, the UND Alumni Association has made their mission to foster the growth of UND by Since their establishment in 1889, supporting the campus’s long-term goals. One of those goals is “Extraordinary the UND Alumni Association has Places” – part of the North Dakota Spirit $300M Campaign for UND. As a made their mission to foster the growth of UND by supporting the part of this campaign, the UND Alumni Center chose to build the Gorecki campus’s long-term goals. Alumni Center and, with its completion, launch the first Environmental Studies The Gorecki Alumni Center, Program at UND. The Gorecki Alumni Center, serves as a symbol of the Alumni serves as a symbol of the Alumni Association and Foundation’s Association & Foundation’s commitment to sustain ability. It now ranks in the commitment to sustain ability. It top 3 percent of the most environmentally friendly buildings in the country. It now ranks in the top 3 percent of has also sparked a change in norms across the entire campus. the most environmentally friendly buildings in the country. It has Arrangements were also made for the funding of the Gransberg Family also sparked a change in norms across the entire campus. Endowment to enhance the Environmental Studies Program, which has led to several Capstone projects in the Gorecki. It also created a partnership between two rival institutions – with the NDSU Architecture program now traveling annually to the Gorecki with 3rd-year students to tour and understand the impact of architecture.

Since the opening of the Gorecki Alumni Center, the Princeton Review has annually named UND a “Green College.” This organization is most deserving of an award for a commitment to the long-term architecture of the State of North Dakota and the academic community nationwide.

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Al Fitterer Architect, PC Total Personnel Chris Hawley Architects 200 3rd Avenue NW 7 2534 University Dr. S., Suite 3 Mandan, ND 58554 Fargo, ND 58103 701-663-7543, 701-663-7544 (fax) Work Percentage 701-478-4600 (office), 701-478-4601 [email protected] Education/Academic (30%), (fax) www.alfittererarchitect.com Municipal/Civic (10%), Housing - [email protected] multiple units, hotels, dorms (30%), www.chrishawleyarchitects.com Year Est. Retail (30%) 1976 Year Est. Projects 2011 Principals/Contact Person Corell Hotel - Jamestown, ND; Al Fitterer, AIA Mixed-use Tower - Fargo, ND; Park Principals/Contact Person Ridge Plaza - Williston. ND; Phase Chris Hawley, AIA Firm Personnel by Discipline III Addition - White Earth Tribal & Architectural (2), Administrative (1), Community College - Mahnomen, MN Firm Personnel By Discipline Other Technical (2) Architectural (6), Administrative (1), Construction Manager (1) Total Personnel Biome Architecture, PLLC 5 1529 7th Street South Total Personnel Fargo, ND 58103 8 Work Percentage 701-793-8631 Education/Academic (20%), Municipal/ [email protected] Work Percentage Civic (20%), Churches/Worship www.BiomeArchitecture.com Restoration/Preservation (10%), Facilities (20%), Office Buildings/ Interior Architecture (10%), Housing Banks/Financial (40%) Year Est. - multiple units, hotels, dorms (10%), 2015 Residential - new, remodel, additions Projects (50%), Office Buildings/Banks/ NCIS Administrative Building - Mandan, Principals/Contact Person Financial (40%) ND; ND State Capitol Exterior Stone David A. Crutchfield, AIA, NCARB Restoration - Bismarck, ND; Sacred Projects Heart Parish Hall. Glen Ullin, ND Firm Personnel By Discipline Fargo Laundry- Fargo, ND; Skybarn - Architectural (1) Fargo, ND; AT Lofts/Starving Rooster - Minot, ND; Blackridge Headquarters ARTEKTA, Inc Total Personnel - West Fargo, ND 325 7th Street S 1 Fargo, ND 58103 701-526-3693, 701-526-3694 (fax) Work Percentage Design and Energy www.artekta.com Sustainable Design (100%) Laboratory, LLC Year Est. Projects 363 7th Ave South Fargo, ND 58103 2006 Net-Zero Permaculture Farmstead - Central ND; Sustainable and High- 612-209-0764, 701-205-3198 (fax) [email protected] Principals/Contact Person Performance Design Consulting www.dandelab.com Daryl R. Bachmeier, AIA, CSI, CCS - Various Jeffrey R. Morrau, AIA, NCARB, LEED Year Est. GA 2011

Firm Personnel by Discipline Principals/Contact Person Architectural (6), Administrative (1), Mike Christenson, AIA, NCARB Malini Srivastava, AIA, CPHC (Certified Passive House Consultant)

58 The North Dakota Architect 2015 Firm Personnel by Discipline EAPC Architects Engineers Foss Architecture & Interiors, Architectural (4) 3100 DeMers Aveune LTD Grand Forks, ND 58201 Total Personnel 810 1st Avenue N Other Locations: Fargo, Bismarck, Fargo, ND 58102 4 Minot, Williston, Bemidji, St. Paul, 701-282-5505, 701-232-5335 (fax) Sioux Falls Work Percentage [email protected] 701-775-3000, 701-772-3605 (fax) www.fossarch.com Sustainable Design (100%), [email protected] Churches/Worship Facilities (5%), www.eapc.net Year Est. Residential (new, remodel, additions) 1898 (90%), Retail/Commercial (5%) Year Est. 1967 Principals/Contact Person Projects Principals/Contact Person Robert Ames, AIA, LEED AP Horizon House - Moorhead, MN; Wade Erickson, AIA Urban Infill residence - Minneapolis, Alan D. Dostert, AIA MN; Lake Shore Residence - Meeker Wayne G. Dietrich, AIA Firm Personnel by Discipline County, MN; Farmhouse - Richland Jim Tyler, PE Architectural (11), Interior Designer (1), County, ND Paul Prout, PE Jay Haley, PE Administrative (1) Other Professional (2)

Firm Personnel By Discipline Total Personnel DSGW Architects 15 3479 Lake Elmo Avenue N. Architectural (50), Interior Designer Lake Elmo, MN 55042 (3), Engineer (62), Administrative (10), Work Percentage 651-784-7924 Other Professional (7), Other Technical (8) Education/Academic (30%), Municipal/ [email protected] Civic (10%), Sustainable Design (80%), www.dsgw.com Total Personnel Restoration/Preservation (5%), Medical 140 Facilities/Health Care (25%), Interior Year Est. Architecture (90%), Churches/Worship 1938 Work Percentage Facilities (5%), Housing - multiple units, hotels, dorms (5%), Office Buildings/ Education/Academic (20%), Principals/Contact Person Banks/Financial (5%), Industrial/ Municipal/Civic (9%), Sustainable Michael Laverdure, AIA, LEED AP Manufacturing/Warehousing (5%), Design (80%), Medical Facilities/ Randy Wagner, AIA, LEED AP Museums/Cultural Centers (5%) Health Care (5%), Churches/Worship Firm Personnel By Discipline (1%), Housing - Multiple Units (10%), Projects Architectural (25), Interior Designer Office Buildings (10%), Industrial (29%), Retail (1%), Senior Housing/ YMCA Pool Addition and Renovation - (5), Administrative (3), Other Fargo, ND; Sanford Health Remodeling Professional (3), Other Technical (2) Health Care (7%), Museums/Cultural Centers (1%), Energy (5%), Other - Fargo & Jametown, ND; Science (2%) Building Renovations, Concordia Total Personnel College - Moorhead, MN; VCSU 38 Projects Vangstad Hall Renovation - Valley City, ND Work Percentage YMCA - Sanford Health (SanY) - Education/Academic (5%), Municipal/ Bismarck, ND; Wilson M. Laird Core Civic (5%), Sustainable Design & Sample Library, ND Geological (60%), Medical Facilities/Health Care Survey New Public School District #8, (20%), Interior Architecture (90%), Williston, ND; Farm Credit Services, Housing - Multiple Units (5%), Office Rugby, ND Buildings (15%), Industrial (5%), Retail (5%), Senior Housing/Health Care (15%),

Projects Sky Dancer Resorts & Casino, Belcourt, ND; Red Hawk Estates, New Town, SD; Naytahwaush Heath Center, White Earth, MN; Deer River Schools, Deer River, MN

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Hepper Olson Architects, Principals/Contact Person Units (5%), Office Buildings/ Janet Prchal, AIA Banks/Financial (20%), Industrial/ LTD Manufacturing/Warehousing (10%), 429 Broadway Street, PO Box 147 Firm Personnel By Discipline Retail/Commercial (10%), Senior Buxton, ND 58218 Housing/Health Care (5%) 2617 S. Columbia Rd, Suite 3, Architectural (7), Administrative (1), Other Professional (1) Grand Forks, ND 58201 Projects 701-841-1000, 701-841-1001 (fax) Total Personnel UND School of Law - Grand Forks, [email protected] ND; UND Aerospace Foundation www.hepperolson.com 9 UAS Research Center Robin Hall - Year Est. Work Percentage Grand Forks, ND; Northrop Grumman Grand Sky Facility - Grand Forks, ND; 2001 Education/Academic Buildings (10%), Municipal/Civic Buildings McKenzie County Law Enforcement Principals/Contact Person (2%), Churches/Worship Facilities Center - Watford City, ND Bobbi J. Hepper Olson, AIA (13%), Housing - Multiple units (12%), Rediential - New, remodel, Firm Personnel by Discipline additions (1%), Office Buildings/ J2 Studio Architecture + Architectural (3), Administrative (1), Banks/Financial (22%), Industrial/ Design, PC Other Technical (1) Manufacturing/Warehousing (40%) 925 Basin Avenue Bismarck, ND 58504 Total Personnel Projects 701-255-1622, 701-223-8927 (fax) 5 Praire Rose Elementary Addition, [email protected] Dickinson, ND; New Town High www.j2studio.us Work Percentage Vocational Building, New Town, ND; Education/Academic (20%), Williston Family Crisis Center, Williston Year Est. Municipal/Civic (5%), Restoration/ ND; MDU Operation Centers, Watford 2007 Preservation (30%), Medical City & Williston, ND Facilities/Health Care (10%), Principals/Contact Person Churches/Worship Facilities (10%), James Devine, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP Housing - Multiple Units (5%), ICON Architectural Group Residential (5%), Office Buildings 4000 garden View Drive, Suite 101 Firm Personnel By Discipline (10%), Industrial (5%), Retail (5%) Grand Forks, ND 58201 Architectural (4) 701-772-4266, 701-772-4275 (fax) Projects [email protected] Total Personnel Northern Pacific Beanery Historic www.iconarchitects.com 4 Preservation Exterior - Mandan, ND; Social Detox Center - Grand Year Est. Work Percentage Forks, ND; UND, North Dakota 2002 Education/Academic (30%), Museum of Art Reroofing & Skylight Municipal/Civic (15%), Medical Principals/Contact Person Replacement - Grand Forks, ND; City Facilities/Health Care (20%), County Health Renovation - Valley Todd Mitzel, AIA Churches/Worship Facilities (5%), City, ND Mike Kuntz Office Buildings/Banks/Financial Scott Fournier, PE, (10%), Industrial (5%), Retail (15%), Todd Blixt, AIA Hulsing & Associates Tom Wesley, AIA LEED AP Projects Bismarck Public Schools Athletic Architects, P.C. Firm Personnel By Discipline Complex - Bismarck, ND; BNI Coal 100 So. State Ave., Dickinson, ND Architectural (19), Interior Designer (2), Addition & Renovation - Center, ND; 58601 Engineer (7), Administrative (6), Other Juniper Office Building - Bismarck, 701-255-6871 Professional (6), Other Technical (2) ND; Underwood School Addition, 623 Main Street, Williston, ND 58801 Underwood, ND 701-572-6759 Total Personnel [email protected] 42 [email protected] Work Percentage Year Est. Education/Academic (20%), 1974 Municipal/Civic (20%), Medical Facilities/Health Care (5%), Interior Architecture (5%), Housing - Multiple

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JLG Architects Leaf Design Studio (1%), Office Buildings (3%), Retail/ 124 N. Third Street 1415 N. 17th Street Commercial (3%) Grand Forks, ND 58203 Bismarck, ND 58501 Projects 214 North Broadway 701-258-7094 Fargo, ND 58102 [email protected] Circle of Life Academy - White Earth, 416 East Main Avenue www.leafdesignstudio.com MN; RTG Office Building - White Earth, Bismarck, ND 58501 MN; Boulger Funeral Home Addition - 2705 4th Avenue NW Year Est. Fargo, ND; Apartment Bldg. (48 units) Minot, ND 58703 2005 - Mahnomen, MN 501 East Broadway Williston, ND 58801 Principals/Contact Person 103 1st Ave W David L. Nelson, AIA, LEED AP LJA Architects + Engineers Dickinson, ND 58601 700 Main Avenue 525 Broadway Firm Personnel by Discipline Fargo, ND 58103 Alexandria, MN 56308 Architectural (2), Administrative (1) 701-293-1350 801 Washington Avenue North #120 1135 2nd Avenue West, Suite 207 Minneapolis, MN 55401 Total Personnel Williston, ND 58801 314 Main Avenue #3 3 701-577-0033 Brookings, SD 57006 Seasonal Office: 232 S. Main Avenue Work Percentage 808 Washington Avenue Sioux Falls, SD 57104-6310 Education/Academic (15%), Detroit Lakes, MN 56502 701-746-1727, 701-746-1702 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Municipal/Civic (5%), Restoration/ www.lja-1.com www.jlgarchitects.com Preservation (10%), Medical Facilities/ Health Care (15%), Year Est. Year Est. Housing - Multiple Units (15%), 1954 1989 Residential (New, Remodel, Additions) (20%), Industrial/Manufacturing/ Principals/Contact Person Principals/Contact Person Warehousing (10%), Retail/ Steve Goldade, AIA JLG is 100% Employee-Owned Commercial (10%) Stevan Dewald, P.E. Firm Personnel by Discipline Projects Troy Tooz, P.E. 16Twenty Mixed Use - Minneapolis, Architectural (98), Administrative Firm Personnel by Discipline (2), Other Professional (12), Other MN; Architectural (14), Engineer (11), Technical (6) Heartview Addition - Bismarck, ND; Carpenter Office Bldg. - Bismarck, ND; Administrative (4.5), Other Total Personnel Hillside Residence - Bismarck, ND Professional (1), Other Technical (17) 112 Total Personnel Work Percentage Leo Grobe Architect 47.5 325 7th Street South Education/Academic (50%), Work Percentage Municipal/Civic (25%), Sustainable Fargo, ND 58103 Education/Academic (10%), Housing - Design (99%), Rstoration/ 701-293-7678 Multiple Units (40%), Office Buildings/ Preservation (30%), Medical Banks/Financial (20%), Industrial/ Facilities/Health Care (6%) Interior Year Est. Manufacturing/Warehousing (20%), Architecture (98%), Churches/ 2013 Retail (10%) Worship Facilities (1%), Housing - Principals/Contact Person Multiple Units, Hotels, Dorms (4%), Projects Office Buildings/Banks/Financial Leo D. Grobe, AIA (5%), Industral/Manufacturing/ ND Heritage Center Expansion - Warehousing (1%), Retail/Commercial Firm Personnel by Discipline Bismarck, ND; Information Technology (7%), Museums/Cultural Centers (1%) Architectural (1) Dept. Offfice Building - Bismarck, ND; Dakota Magic Casino Expansion Projects Total Personnel & Renovation - Hankinson, ND; Continental Resources Office Building Watford City High School - Watford 1 - Epping, ND City, ND; UND School of Medicine & Heath Sciences - Grand Forks, Work Percentage ND; Sanford Clinic - Moorhead, MN; Education/Academic (80%), Williston Area Recreation Center - Municipal/Civic (2 %), Churches/ Williston, ND Worship Facilities (1%), Housing - Multiple Units (10%), Residential

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Mednational, LLC Work Percentage RHRA Architects 4265 45th Street S., Suite 200 Education/Academic (25%), 112 N. University Drive, Suite 110 Fargo, ND 58104 Municipal/Civic (10%), Restoration/ Fargo, ND 58102 701-499-0212, 701-281-9501 (fax) Preservation (10%), Churches/ 200 Central Avenue N. [email protected] Worship Facilities (10%), Housing - Valley City, ND 58072 www.mednational-llc.com Multiple Units (10%), Office Buildings/ 701-232-1998, 701-239-4502 (fax) Banks/Financial (20%), Industrial Year Est. [email protected] (5%), Senior Housing/Health Care www.RHRArch.com 2009 (10%) Year Est. Principals/Contact Person Projects 1982 Jeff L. Sjoquist, AIA, CSI, ASHE Eagles Elementary School - Fargo, ND; Fargo Schools Operation Center - Principals/Contact Person Firm Personnel by Discipline Fargo, ND; St. Benedict Church Master Brian Durgin, AIA, LEED AP, BD+C Architectural (2), Other Professional Plan - Wild Rice, ND; Union Storage & (7), Other Technical (3) Transfer Remodel - Fargo, ND Firm Personnel by Discipline Total Personnel Architectural (3), Administrative (.5), Other Professional (.5), Other 12 Rhet Fiskness Technical (2) Work Percentage 1618 10th Street N. Fargo, ND 58102 Total Personnel Medical Facilities/Health Care 701-388-2867 6 (40%), Housing - Multiple Unites, [email protected] Hotels, Dorms (30%), Retail/ www.rhetfiskness.com Work Percentage Commercial (15%), Senior Housing/ Education/Academic (10%), Health Care (15%) Year Est. Municipal/Civic (3%), Sustainable 2012 Projects Design (2%), Restoration/ Preservation (5%), Medical Eventide Care Center & Assisted Principals/Contact Person Facilities/Health Care (10%) Living - Fargo, ND; Element Hotel - Rhet Fiskness, AIA Interior Architecture (5%), Housing West Fargo, ND; Azool Retail Center - Multiple Units, Hotels, Dorms - Moorhead, MN; Firm Personnel by Discipline (25%), Residential (new, remodel, Rejuv - Fargo, ND Architectural (1.5), Administrative (.5) additions) (5%), Office Buildings/ Banks/Financial (10%), Industrial/ Total Personnel Manufacturing/Warehousing (10%), Mutchler Bartram 2 Retail/Commercial (5%), Senior Architects, PC Housing/Health Care (10%) 505 N. Broadway, Suite 201 Work Percentage Fargo, ND 58102 Education/Academic (5%), Projects 701-235-5563, 701-235-5435 (fax) Sustainable Design (100%), Hair Success Salon & Day Spa - [email protected] Churches/Worship Facilities Fargo, ND; Lake Residence - Nevis, (5%), Housing - Multiple Units MN; Retail Space Site Planning - Year Est. (45%), Residential (new, remodel, Bemidji, MN; Senior Housing Facility 1964 additions) (15%), Office Buildings/ - Wahpeton, ND Banks/Financial (15%), Industrial/ Principals/Contact Person Manufacturing/Warehousing (5%), Kevin J. Bartram, AIA Retail/Commercial (5%), Senior Housing/Health Care (10%) Firm Personnel by Discipline Projects Architectural (5), Interior Designer (4), Administrative (4), Other Northtown Crossing Apartments - Professional (5) Fargo, ND; Stonefield Apartments & Master Plan - Bismarck, ND; First Total Personnel Community Credit Union - Oakes, 18 ND; McKenzie Residence - Mendota Heights, MN

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Ritterbush-Elling-Hulsing P.C. Interior Architecture (5%), Office SM Foss Architects, PC 711 Riverwood Drive, Suite 1 Buildings/Banks/Financial 2530 West Country Club Drive Bismarck, ND 58504 (15%), Industrial/Manufacturing/ Fargo, ND 58103 701-223-7780 Warehousing (15%), Retail (60%) 701-232-2110, 701-232-5663 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Projects Year Est. Scheels - Johnstown, CO; Scheels Year Est. 1883 - Omaha, NE; Muscatell Subaru 1994 Dealership - Moorhead, MN; RDO Principals/Contact Person Truck Center - Fort Worth, TX Principals/Contact Person Janet Prchal, AIA Steven Magnus Foss, AIA

Firm Personnel By Discipline Shultz + Associates, Ltd. Firm Personnel by Discipline Architectural (3) 612 1/2 Main Avenue Architectural (1) Fargo, ND 58103 Total Personnel 701-476-0714, 701-476-0709 (fax) Total Personnel 3 [email protected] 1 www.thearchitectfirm.com Work Percentage Work Percentage Year Est. Education/Academic (2%), Municipal/ Medical Facilities/Health Care (20%), Civic Building (5%), Medical Facilities/ 1999 Housing - multiple units, hotels, Health Care (70%), Office Buildings/ Principals/Contact Person dorms (20%), Office Buildings/ Banks/Financial (23%) Banks/Financial (20%), Industrial/ David Shultz, AIA, LEED, AP Manufacturing/Warehousing (20%), Projects Retail/Commercial (20%) Firm Personnel by Discipline Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation Life Skills Center - Architectural (8), Administrative (1) Projects Medora, ND; Kirkwood Bank Addition Retromolar Dental Clinic - West Fargo, Total Personnel - Dickinson, ND; Bismarck Schools ND; Holiday Inn Remodel - Fargo, Science Laboratories - Bismarck, ND; 9 ND; Kvamme Travel - Moorhead, MN; West River Health MRI Addition - Border States Electric - Watford City, Work Percentage Hettinger, ND ND Education/Academic (10%), Municipal/Civic (20%), Sustainable R.L. Engebretson Design (35%), Restoration/ Preservation (15%), Medical Facilities/ 15 Broadway, Suite 205 Health Care (5%), Interior Architecture Fargo, ND 58102 (5%), Churches/Worship Facilities 701-293-5735, 701-293-5750 (fax) (10%), Housing - multiple units, [email protected] hotels, dorms (5%), Office Buildings/ www.rleco.com Banks/Financial (35%), Industrial/ Year Est. Manufacturing/Warehousing (5%), Retail/Commercial (10%) 1992 Projects Principals/Contact Person Bobcat Headquarters Expansion & Rick L. Engebretson, AIA Remodel - West Fargo, ND; Bobcat Richard Wiemken, AIA, LEED AP Acceleration Center - Bismarck, ND; Kim S. Manuel, ASID, LEED AP NDSU Reed Hall - Fargo, ND; Fergus Firm Personnel by Discipline Falls Public Safety Building - Fergus Falls, MN Architectural (8), Interior Designer (5), Administrative (4), Other Professional (1), Other Technical (12)

Total Personnel 30

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T.L. Stroh Architects & Vern Hunter, Architect Manufacturing/Warehousing (15%), Retail/Commercial (15%), Senior 118 Broadway, Suite 204 Interiors Housing/Health Care (15%) 8 Seventh Street N. Fargo, ND 58102 Fargo, ND 58102 701-361-9930 Projects [email protected] 701-239-4198, 701-239-4693 (fax) Lakewood Apartments - Mandan, [email protected] Year Est. ND; Highlander Estates Office www.tlstroh.com 2013 Development - Minot, ND; Valley Year Est. Memorial Homes - Grand Forks, Principals/Contact Person ND; Grahams Island State Park 1990 Vern E Hunter, AIA Administrative Office Addition - Devil's Principals/Contact Person Lake, ND Terry L. Stroh, AIA Firm Personnel by Discipline Architectural (1), Residential Designer Firm Personnel by Discipline (1) wild|crg Architectural (4), Interior Designer (1), 500 2nd Avenue N., Suite 514 Administrative (1), Other Professional Total Personnel Fargo, ND 58102 (2), Other Technical (2), Construction 2 701-293-8106, 701-293-8119 (fax) Supervisor (1), CADD (1), Clerical (1) [email protected] Work Percentage www.wildcrg.com Total Personnel Education/Academic (60%), 10 Churches/Worship Facilities (5%), Year Est. Work Percentage Residential (new, remodel, additions) 1994 Education/Academic (20%), (30%), Museums/ Principals/Contact Person Municipal/Civic (20%), Medical Cultural Centers (5%) Facilities/Health Care (5%), Interior Kent A. Wild, AIA, LEED AP, BD+C Architecture (10%), Housing Michael P. Wild, Assoc. AIA - multiple units, hotels, dorms Widseth Smith Nolting & Andrew E. Koedam, AIA (5%), Residential - new, remodel, Assoc., Inc. K.C. Krumwiede, AIA additions (2%), Office Building/ 2850 24th Avenue South, Suite 201 Firm Personnel by Discipline Banks/Financial (20%), Industrial/ Grand Forks, ND 58208-4546 Manufacturing/Warehousing (3%), Architectural (7), Interior Designer (1), 701-795-1975, 701-795-1978 (fax) Administrative (2), Other Professional Retail/Commercial (15%), [email protected] www.widsethsmithnolting.com (2) Projects Total Personnel Sanford Health Athletic Complex Year Est. (BSA) - Fargo, ND; Wahpeton 1975 12 Elementary School - Wahpeton, ND; DCN Data Center Addition - Bismarck, Principals/Contact Person Work Percentage ND; New Fargo City Hall - Fargo, ND Kevin Donnay, AIA Education/Academic (5%), Medical Brent Dammann, AIA Facilities/Health Care (30%), Interior Greg Boppre, PE Architecture (10%), Churches/Worship Chris Jordheim, LS Facilities (5%), Housing - multiple units, hotels, dorms (15%), Residential Firm Personnel by Discipline - new, remodel, additions (5%), Office Architectural (13), Engineer (47), Buildings/Banks/Financial (30%) Administrative (10), Other Professional Projects (54), Other Technical (57) Black Ridge Bank - West Fargo, ND; Total Personnel Gate City Bank - Fargo, ND; Children’s 181 Health Center - Mankato, MN; Turtle Lake-Mercer School - Turtle Lake, ND Work Percentage Education/Academic (10%), Municipal/Civic (15%), Housing - multiple units, hotels, dorms (10%), Residential - new, remodel, additions (5%), Office Buildings/ Banks/Financial (15%), Industrial/

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YHR Partners, Ltd. Zerr Berg Architects, Inc. Work Percentage 420 Main Avenue 510 4th Avenue North Education/Academic (30%), Moorhead, MN 56560 Fargo, ND 58102 Municipal/Civic Buildings (10%), 218-233-4422, 218-233-7988 (fax) 701-280-0187, 701-280-9021 (fax) Medical Facilities/Health Care (5%), [email protected] [email protected] Churches/Worship Facilities (20%), www.yhr.com www.zerrbergarchitects.com Housing - multiple units, hotels, dorms (15%), Office Buildings/ Year Est. Year Est. Banks/Financial (10%), Industrial/ 1983 2001 Manufacturing/Warehousing (5%), Retail/Commercial (5%), Senior Principals/Contact Person Principals/Contact Person Housing/Health Care (5%) James P. Welch, AIA Tim Zerr, AIA Julie N. Rokke, AIA, CID Brian C. Berg, AIA, LEED AP Projects Richard L. Meier, AIA Steve Gehrtz NDSU Agricultural Experiment Margaret K. Follingstad, AIA Station Veterinary Diagnostic Lab Mark D. Lundberg, AIA, LEED AP, Firm Personnel by Discipline - Fargo, ND; Moorhead Area Public BD+C Architectural (14), Interior Design (2), Schools 5-6 Middle School Addition - Administrative (4), Other Professional Moorhead, MN; WFPS Aquatic Center Firm Personnel by Discipline (3) - West Fargo, ND; TRAC Wellness - Architectural (7), Administrative (2), Jamestown, ND Other Professional (2), Other Technical Total Personnel (2) 23 Total Personnel 13

Work Percentage Education/Academic (25%), Municipal/Civic Buildings (5%), Restoration/Preservation (5%), Medical Facilities/Health Care (15%), Churches/Worship Facilities (15%), Office Buildings/Banks/Financial (5%), Senior Housing/Health Care (25%), Museums/Cultural Centers (5%)

Projects Legacy Elementary School - West Fargo, ND; Tioga Medical Center Addition & Remodel - Tioga, ND; Heritage Living Center Skilled Care - Park Rapids, MN; Bethany Independent Housing - Fargo, ND

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Daniel J. Abeln, Assoc. AIA Mark Matthew Barnhouse, AIA Daniel Benson, AIA EAPC North Dakota State University Sanford Health 3100 Demers Ave., Grand Forks, ND, 58201-4000 1357 4th Street North, Fargo, ND 58102 801 Broadway N., Fargo, ND 58102-3641 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)610-0995 (701)893-5187 (701)234-6402

Robert A. Ames, AIA Donald R. Barsness, AIA Brian C. Berg, AIA Foss Architecture and Interiors 3430 Chevelle Circle, Bismarck, ND 58503 Zerr Berg Architects, Inc. 810 1st Ave. N., Fargo, ND 58102 [email protected] 510 4th Ave N., Fargo, ND 58102-4821 [email protected] (701)255-4625 [email protected] (701)239-4537 (701)237-5908 Kevin J. Bartram, AIA Kenneth J. Anderson, AIA Mutchler Bartram Architects, PC Dr. Charles D. Bertolini, AIA Anderson Architecture, PC 505 Broadway N., Suite 201, Fargo, ND 58102-4489 North Dakota State University 27 11th Street N., Fargo, ND 58102-4616 [email protected] 1601 8th St. S., Fargo, ND 58103 [email protected] (701)235-5563 [email protected] (701)793-2307 (701)412-1745 Cody J. Baum, Assoc. AIA Kent R. Anderson, AIA JLG Architects Jennifer L. Biewer, AIA Kent Anderson/Architect, P.C. 899 2nd Aveue N., #E1, Grand Forks, ND 58203 Zerr Berg Architects, Inc. 4666 Belmont Road, Grand Forks, ND 58201 [email protected] 1920 37th Avenue S., Fargo, ND 58104-5909 [email protected] (701)212-5820 [email protected] (701)772-3001 (701)232-1389 David R. Baumann, AIA Ryan M. Anderson, AIA David Baumann, Architect Ltd. John M. Biggs, AIA Hight Construction, LLC 3545 46th Street NW, Fargo, ND 58102-5405 LJA Architects and Engineers PO Box 458, Minot, ND 58702 [email protected] 815 3rd Avenue E., Williston, ND 58801 [email protected] (701)239-8410 [email protected] (701)839-5819 (701)609-1330 Travis S. Bean, Assoc. AIA Trevor Anderson, Assoc. AIA Hulsing and Associates Rodney J. Bischof, Assoc. AIA Foss Architecture & Interiors 711 Riverwood Dr. Suite 1, Bismarck, ND 58504-6220 EAPC Architects & Engineers 25 Prairiewood Drive S., Fargo ND 58102 [email protected] 915 2nd Avenue S., Unit 6, Fargo, ND 58103-1786 [email protected] (701)799-2924 [email protected] (701)730-0664 (701)680-3579 Adam E. Beck, AIA Matthew M. Avard, Assoc. AIA JLG Architects, Ltd. Leslie E. Bjore, AIA Zerr Berg Architects, Inc. 6669 56th Avenue S., Fargo, ND 58104-5655 Ritterbush, Ellig, Hulsing, PC 726 30th Sreet N., Fargo, ND 58102 [email protected] 711 Riverwood Drive, Bismarck, ND 58504 [email protected] (785)218-3850 [email protected] (701)280-0187 (701)471-7388 Catherine L. Becker, Assoc. AIA Daryl R. Bachmeier, AIA JLG Architects Leslie J. Blake, AIA ARTEKTA, Inc. 1550 9th Avenue S. #4, Grand Forks, ND 58201 1000 W Century Avenue, Apt. 245 406 Broadway N., Fargo, ND 58102-4415 [email protected] Bismarck, ND 58503 [email protected] (612)716-1246 (701)572-9085 (701)526-3693 Matthew R. Becker, AIA Todd Allen Blixt, AIA Gabriela Baierle-Atwood, Assoc. AIA EAPC Architects Engineers ICON Architectural Group Zerr Berg Architects, Inc. 1006 11th Street N., Moorhead, MN 56560-1531 4000 Garden View Drive. Suite 101 307 8th Sreet N., Apt 01, Fargo, ND 58102-4725 [email protected] Grand Forks, ND 58201 [email protected] (218)287-5540 [email protected] (701)541-6432 (701)799-7282 Fawn L. Behrens-Smith, AIA Kara M. Barber, Assoc. AIA JLG Architects Richard Bohrer, AIA Foss Architecture & Interiors 3575 Prairie Drive, Grand Forks, ND 58202 Architectural Concepts Inc. 810 1st Avenue N., Fargo, ND 58102-4906 [email protected] 122 E. Main Avenue, Ste 202, Bismarck, ND 58501 [email protected] (701)795-9381 [email protected] (701)282-5505 (701)255-3057

66 The North Dakota Architect 2015 Chad M. Bormann, Assoc. AIA Danielle M. Cremer, Assoc. AIA Logan A. Diehl, Assoc. AIA BHH Partners Hulsing and Associates Cook Architectural Design Studio, Inc. 650 3rd Avenue SE, Suite 10, PO Box 185 100 South State Avenue, Dickinson, ND 58601 1629 29th Avenue S., Fargo, ND 58102 Perham, MN 56573-0185 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (406)951-8401 (701)866-9377 (218)346-4505 David A. Crutchfield, AIA Derek Duane Diers, Assoc. AIA Heather J. Bredeson, Assoc. AIA North Dakota State University, Dept. of T. L. Stroh Architects, Ltd. Mednational, LLC Architecture and Landscape Architecture 3513 43rd Avenue S., Fargo, ND 58104 602 2nd Street N., Wahpeton, ND 58075 650 NP Avenue, Fargo, ND 58102 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)239-4198 (701)642-2839 (701)235-5401 Lee A. Dobrinz, Assoc. AIA Heidi Brenna, AIA Taylor L. Cupp, Assoc. AIA JLG Architects, Ltd. ICON Architectural Group Mortenson 16629 41st Street SE, Mapleton, ND 58059 4000 Gardenview Drive, Suite 101 6268 55th Ave S, Fargo, ND 58104 [email protected] Grand Forks, ND 58201 [email protected] (701)866-1680 [email protected] (763)287-3761 (701)740-2337 Brett Donat, AIA Timothy Curran, AIA EAPC Architects + Engineers Andrew Budke, Assoc. AIA RD Offutt Company 116 W. Main Ave., Ste A, Bismarck, ND 58501-3851 JLG Architects 700 7th Street S., Fargo, ND 58104 [email protected] 116 S. 3rd Street, Apt 101, Grand Forks, ND 58201 [email protected] (701)663-4092 [email protected] (701)237-7348 (701)261-1873 Alan D. Dostert, AIA Brent Dammann, AIA EAPC Architects & Engineers Michael J. Burns, AIA Widseth Smith Nolting 112 N. Roberts Street, Suite 300, Fargo, ND 58102 Michael J. Burns Architects, Ltd. 1531 Suntree Drive, West Fargo, ND 58078-4506 [email protected] 824 Center Avenue, Moorhead, MN 56560 [email protected] (701)461-7222 [email protected] (701)765-8005 (701)361-7350 Gregory P. Doucette, AIA Benjamin J. Davis, Assoc. AIA UBL Design Group, P.C. Lawrence Nicholas Carcoana, AIA LJA 231½ West Avenue C, Bismarck, ND 58501 Zerr Berg Architects, Inc. 700 Main Avenue, PO Box 2464 [email protected] 510 4th Avenue N., Fargo, ND 58102 Fargo, ND 58108 (734)649-0447 [email protected] [email protected] (306)550-6526 (701)551-2115 Brian D. Durgin, AIA RHRA Architects Leap H. Chear, AIA Donald L. Davison, AIA 112 University Drive N., Suite 110, Fargo, ND 58102 EAPC Architects & Engineers JLG Architects [email protected] 112 N Roberts Street, Suite 300, Fargo, ND 58102 2705 4th Avenue NW, Minot, ND 58703 (701)239-6197 [email protected] [email protected] (701)461-7445 (701)837-0278 Naomi Echternach, Assoc. AIA JLG Architects Amy L. Chmielewski, Assoc. AIA Daniel T. Davy, Assoc. AIA 5401 Normandy Street, Bismarck, ND 58503-5638 EAPC Architects + Engineers JLG Architects, Ltd. [email protected] 116 West Main Avenue, Suite A 214 Broadway N., Fargo, ND 58102-4713 (701)799-1719 Bismarck, ND 58501-3851 [email protected] [email protected] (701)388-3387 Shari L. Elijah-Lemna, AIA (701)224-7314 Foss Architecture & Interiors Joel A. Davy, AIA 604 2nd Ave S., Leonard, ND 58052 Michael A. Christenson, AIA JLG Architects, Ltd. [email protected] Design and Energy Laboratory LLC 214 Broadway N., Fargo, ND 58102-4713 (701)893-5210 363 7th Ave S., Fargo, ND 58103 [email protected] [email protected] (701)365-8612 William D. Ellig, AIA (612)209-0764 Ritterbush-Ellig-Hulsing PC Tammy Deisler, AIA 711 Riverwood Dr., Suite 1, Bismarck, ND 58504-4303 Vern L. Cleveland, AIA 20 1st Street, West Fargo, ND 58078-1838 [email protected] R.L. Engebretson [email protected] (701)223-7780 15 Broadway N., Suite 205, Fargo, ND 58102-4907 (701)200-6131 [email protected] W. Roger Endersbe, AIA (701)484-5777 James Daniel Devine, AIA 4510 Belmont Road, Grand Forks, ND 58201 J2 Studio Architecture + Design [email protected] James C. Cole, Assoc. AIA 405 E. Sweet Ave., Bismarck, ND 58504-5659 (701)775-6655 Zerr Berg Architects, Inc. [email protected] 510 4th Ave N, Fargo, ND 58102 (701)255-1622 Ricky L. Engebretson, AIA [email protected] R.L. Engebretson (701)280-0187 Janell K. Devine, Assoc. AIA 15 Broadway North, Suite 205, Fargo, ND 58102-4907 J2 Studio Architecture + Design [email protected] Rochelle D. Conzemius, AIA 405 E. Sweet Ave., Bismarck, ND 58504-5659 (701)293-5735 Foss Architecture and Interiors [email protected] 810 1st Avenue N., Fargo, ND 58102 (701)255-1622 [email protected] (701)282-5505

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Wade Erickson, AIA Charles E. Franklin, AIA Harold A. Halvorson, AIA Foss Architecture and Interiors Adams Development Harold A. Halvorson & Associates 810 1st Avenue N., Fargo, ND 58102-4906 1620 12th Avenue S., Moorhead, MN, 56560-5734 PO Box 727, Bokeelia, FL 33922 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)271-9110 (701)281-2999 (218)983-3864

Kimberly A. Farmer, Assoc. AIA James A. Galloway, AIA Arnold L. Hanson, AIA Mednational, LLC JLG Architects 505 N. 34th Street, Bismarck, ND 58501 2801 34th Avenue S., Apt. 378, Fargo, ND 58104 124 N. 3rd St., Grand Forks, ND 58203-3742 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)224-1920 (320)221-2646 (701)772-5140 Kolby M. Harpstead, Assoc. AIA Don C. Faulkner, AIA Brian Glur, Assoc. AIA J2 Studio Architecture + Design North Dakota State University, Dept. of JLG Architects 215 N. 3rd Street, Apt. 304, Bismarck, ND 58501 Architecture and Landscape Architecture 2802 Southgate Drive S., Fargo, ND 58103-3522 [email protected] 1045 4th Sreet N., Fargo, ND 58102-3703 [email protected] (701)367-1168 [email protected] (701)280-2368 Steve R. Goldade, AIA Rachel B. Harris, Assoc. AIA LJA Architects and Engineers EPAC Architects + Engineers Whitney Feimer, Assoc. AIA PO Box 2464, Fargo, ND 58108 3100 Demers Ave., Grand Forks, ND 58201-4000 JLG Architects [email protected] [email protected] 116 S. 3rd Street, Apt. 106, Grand Forks, ND 58201 (701)277-5011 (702)278-5735 [email protected] (320)219-9891 Ryan D. Gran, AIA Chris Hawley, AIA YHR Partners Chris Hawley, Architect P.L.L.C. Jeffery L. Feist, AIA 420 Main Ave., Moorhead, MN 56560-2641 325 7th Street S., Fargo, ND 58103-1846 Ritterbush-Ellig-Hulsing PC [email protected] [email protected] 711 Riverwood Drive, Suite 1, Bismarck, ND 58504 (701)238-8683 (701)367-4523 [email protected] (701)223-7780 Brian P. Gregoire, AIA Marn R. Heggen, AIA GT Architecture Heggen Design Works Cathleen M. Feland, AIA 401 W. Villard Street, Suite 206 635 Dewey Avenue, Boulder, CO 80304-3931 Century 21 Morrison Realty Dickinson, ND 58601 [email protected] 201 West Front Avenue [email protected] (720)515-4344 Bismarck, ND 58504 (701)483-8434 [email protected] Roger D. Helland, AIA (701)527-0753 Leo D. Grobe, AIA LJA Architects and Engineers 105 3rd Street N., Moorhead, MN 56560-1974 700 Main Avenue, Fargo, ND 58103 Rhet L. Fiskness, AIA [email protected] [email protected] Rhet Fiskness Architect (218)236-6056 (701)293-1350 1618 10th Street N., Fargo, ND 58102-2214 [email protected] John R. Grothman, AIA Bobbi Jo Hepper Olson, AIA (701)388-2867 EAPC Architects + Engineers Hepper Olson Architects Ltd. 112 N. Roberts Street, Suite 300, Fargo, ND 58102 429 Broadway, PO Box 147, Buxton, ND 58218 Al E. Fitterer, AIA [email protected] [email protected] Al Fitterer Architect PC (701)212-1476 (701)841-1000 PO Box 129, 200 3rd Avenue NW, Mandan, ND 58554-0129 Lane Grube, Assoc. AIA Eric A. Hoffer, AIA [email protected] Architectural Concepts JLG Architects (701)663-7543 122 E Main Ave Ste 202, Bismarck, ND 58501-3889 518 14th Street NW, Minot, ND 58703 [email protected] [email protected] Paul A. Flotterud, Assoc. AIA (701)255-3057 (701)833-2016 Architectural Concepts Inc. 1706 East Main Street, Apt. A4, Mandan, ND 58554 Nathaniel Hacker, AIA Paul D. Holje, AIA [email protected] JLG Architects Paul David Holje, Architect (612)741-7884 5401 Normandy Street, Bismarck, ND 58503-5638 921 10th Ave SE, East Grand Forks, MN 56721 [email protected] [email protected] Margaret F.K. Follingstad, AIA (701)730-3619 (218)773-4262 YHR Partners 420 Main Avenue, Moorhead, MN 56560-2641 Jon C. Halverson, AIA Mark Honzay, AIA [email protected] Jon Halverson, Architect JLG Architects, Ltd. (218)233-4422 747 Evergreen Dr., Grand Forks, ND 58201-8092 234 Prairiewood Drive S., Fargo, ND 58102 (701)775-2048 [email protected] Steven Magnus Foss, AIA (701)365-8615 SM Foss Architects, PC Marcia J. Halverson Pulczinski, AIA 2530 West Country Club Drive, Fargo, ND 58103 Image Group, Inc. Scott W. Huber, AIA [email protected] 403 Center Ave, Suite 300, Moorhead, MN 56560- JLG Architects (701)232-2110 1900 2705 4th Avenue NW, Minot, ND 58703-2802 [email protected] [email protected] (218)233-2062 (219)838-2843

68 The North Dakota Architect 2015 Leah S. Hummel, AIA Tracy Jo Jordre, AIA Lonnie J. Laffen, AIA Altru Plant Facilities JLG Architects, Ltd. JLG Architects 1010 Breton Drive, Unit A, Bismarck, ND 58503 214 Broadway N., Fargo, ND 58102-4713 124 N. 3rd Street, Grand Forks, ND 58203-3742 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)772-6787 (701)552-3133 (701)746-1727

Vern E. Hunter, AIA Matthew Kalbus, AIA Roderick D. Lahren, AIA Vern Hunter, Architect TMI Hospitality, Inc. Northland Community & Tech College 118 Broadway N., Fargo, ND 58102-4950 4911 44th Avenue S., Apt. 308, Fargo, ND 58104- 2022 Central Avenue NE, East Grand Forks, MN 56721 [email protected] 3973 [email protected] (701)361-9930 [email protected] (218)686-9420 (763)229-1788 Jeffrey G. Hysjulien, AIA Maria Larsgaard, AIA JLG Architects Kimberly R. Keller, Assoc. AIA EAPC Architects + Engineers 6071 Whited Ave, Minnetonka, MN 55345 Ackerman-Estvold 300 3rd Avenue SW, Suite A, Minot, ND 58701 [email protected] 1907 17th Street SE, Minot, ND 58701 [email protected] (952)303-3340 [email protected] (701)839-4547 (701)837-8737 Jennifer B. Jackson, AIA Douglas W. Larson, AIA UBL Design Group, P.C. Kathleen L. Kjelvik, Assoc. AIA JLG Architects 800 N. 5th Street, Apt. 5, Bismarck, ND 58501 R.L. Engebretson 2705 4th Avenue NW, Minot, ND 58703-2802 [email protected] 1327 10th Street S., Fargo, ND 58103-4107 [email protected] (701)200-5834 [email protected] (701)838-1706

Ronald A. Jasmer, Assoc. AIA Aaron J. Klein, AIA Michael R.L. Laverdure, AIA Widseth Smith Nolting Consolidated Construction Co., Inc. DSGW Architects 2715 S. Washington, Grand Forks, ND 58208-4546 1355 Airport Road, Bismarck, ND 58504 2 W 1st Street, Suite 201, Duluth, MN 55802-2044 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (218)791-5701 (406)570-1171 (218)791-0827

Todd A. Jelinski, AIA Joan Kathleen P. Klein, Assoc. AIA Jesse M. Lawrence, Assoc. AIA LJA Architects & Engineers EngTech KPE ICON Architectural Group 700 Main Avenue, PO Box 2464, Fargo, ND 58108 1930 E. Capitol Avenue, Apt. 115 PO Box 343, Watford City, ND 58854-0343 [email protected] Bismarck, ND 58501-2314 [email protected] (218)227-5057 [email protected] (701)842-3063 (207)409-0216 Joseph B. Jenni, AIA Joel C. Leapaldt, AIA T. L. Stroh Architects, Ltd. James R. Kling, AIA 1518 Territory Drive, Bismarck, ND 58503-0172 8 7th Street N., Fargo, ND 58102-4911 EAPC [email protected] [email protected] 4788 Lynnbrook Lane, Grand Forks, ND 58201 (701)222-3921 (701)239-4198 [email protected] (701)775-3032 Richard A. Leverson, AIA Jared M. Jensen, Assoc. AIA R.L. Engebretson Shultz & Associates, Ltd. Lori A. Knudson, AIA 15 Broadway N., Suite 205, Fargo, ND 58102-4907 612 ½ Main Avenue, Fargo, ND 58103 ICON Architectural Group [email protected] [email protected] 4000 Garden View Drive, Grand Forks, ND 58201 (701)293-5735 (701)476-0714 [email protected] (701)-772-4266 Randall A. N. Lieberg, AIA Kelsey L. Jensen, Assoc. AIA JLG Architects Roers Development, Inc. Al F. Kosir, AIA 124 N. 3rd Street, Grand Forks, ND 58203-3742 1 2nd Street S., Apt. 1-301, Fargo, ND 58103-1933 3124 Colorado Lane, Apt. 210, Bismarck, ND 58503 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (218)399-0162 (320)630-1520 (701)223-7780 Joseph Lorsung, Assoc. AIA Alec M. Johnson, Assoc. AIA Jill Kostolanyi, Assoc. AIA LJA Architects and Engineers Hulsing & Associates LJA Architects and Engineers 2930 Edgemont Street N., Fargo, ND 58102-1552 667 Jade Street, Dickinson, ND 58601 1415 11th Street W., West Fargo, ND 58078-3210 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)799-6363 (701)214-3530 (218)371-1756 Mark D. Lundberg, AIA Brian E. Johnson, AIA Michael Ray Kuntz, AIA YHR Partners WMA Architects & Planners ICON Architectural Group 420 Main Avenue, Moorhead, MN 56560-2641 217 Walnut Street, Grand Forks, ND 58201-4523 4050 Garden View Dr., Suite 101, Grand Forks, ND 58201 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)298-7730 (509)720-4927 (701)772-4266 Troy David Mallow, AIA Chloe M. Johnson, Assoc. AIA Katie C. Kvamme, AIA Olaf Anderson Construction Inc. LJA Architects and Engineers ICON Architectural Group 4102 19th Avenue N., Fargo, ND, 58102-6802 PO Box 1277, Grover Beach, CA 93483-1277 819 Great Plains Court, Grand Forks, ND 58201 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)237-3605 (415)846-9802 (701)772-4266 Craig Martin, Assoc. AIA Delroy A. Jordahl, AIA James F. LaCroix, Assoc. AIA JLG Architects D. A. Jordahl Architecture, LLC JLG Architects 116 S. 3rd Street, Apt. 106, Grand Forks, ND 58201 1714 27th Avenue S., Moorhead, MN 56560 1950 S. 34th St., Apt. 303, Grand Forks, ND 58201 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (320)808-9171 (218)236-9887 (320)808-6300

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Zachary J. Mathern, Assoc. AIA Rebecca A. Molldrem, AIA Elissa Novotny Leino, AIA JLG Architects Chris Hawley Architects Roers Development, Inc 604 2nd Avenue N., Grand Forks, ND 58203 325 7th Street S., Fargo, ND 58103-1846 200 45th Street S., Fargo, ND 58103-0907 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)799-2079 (701)478-4600 (119) (701)866-3506

Kimberly S. Matteson, Assoc. AIA Dominic Monson, Assoc. AIA Greg O. Oakland, AIA Paces Lodging Corporation LJA Architects and Engineers Mutchler Bartram Architects, PC 1432 River Street, West Fargo, ND 58078 1523 1st Avenue W., Williston, ND 58801-4219 1254 39th Avenue S., Moorhead, MN 56560-6955 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)271-8423 (701)570-0400 (701)235-5563

Amy Jo Suzanne Mattison, AIA James Monson, Assoc. AIA Trent Ochsner, AIA Shultz + Associates, Ltd. Mutchler Bartram Architects, PC Olaf Anderson Construction Inc. 612 1/2 Main Avenue, Fargo, ND 58103 505 Broadway N, Suite 201, Fargo, ND 58102-4489 4102 19th Avenue N., Fargo, ND 58102 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)476-0714 (701)235-5563 (701)237-3605

Michael R. McLean, AIA Richard A. Moorhead, AIA Harlan K. Ormbreck, AIA JLG Architects Image Group, Inc. 300 Broadway N., Apt. 203, Fargo, ND 58102-4720 615 13th Avenue West, Williston, ND 58801-5067 408 9th Ave S, Fargo, ND 58103-2831 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)235-6274 (701)388-0214 (218)233-2062 Adam D. Pangrac, Assoc. AIA Elizabeth A. Medd, Assoc. AIA Jeffrey R. Morrau, AIA YHR Partners JLG Architects, Ltd. ARTEKTA, Inc 3601 South University Drive, #104 2909 38th Avenue S., Fargo, ND 58104-7057 406 Broadway N., Fargo, ND 58102-4415 Fargo, ND 58104-6186 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (801)347-3663 (701)367-3307 (320)333-9482

Todd R. Medd, AIA Robert C. Mutchler, FAIA Adam L. Peterson, AIA JLG Architects, Ltd. 2620 11th Street S., Fargo, ND 58103-6006 Foss Architecture & Interiors 2909 38th Avenue S., Fargo, ND 58104-7057 [email protected] 1007 7th Ave N., Apt. C, Fargo, ND 58102 [email protected] (701)237-3692 [email protected] (701)446-7697 (701)793-2288 Nicholas A. Naujokas, Assoc. AIA Richard Meier, AIA EAPC Architects + Engineers Erin Anne Peterson, AIA YHR Partners 112 N. Roberts Street, Suite 300, Fargo, ND 58102 Hepper Olson Architects 420 Main Avenue, Moorhead, MN 56560-2641 [email protected] 528 E. Ross Avenue, Warren, MN 56762-1390 [email protected] (701)461-7449 [email protected] (218)233-4422 (320)260-0356 David L. Nelson, AIA Chad Mertz, AIA Leaf Design Studio Kerry H. Peuser, AIA YHR Partners 1415 N. 17th Street, Bismarck, ND 58501 Michael J. Burns Architects, Ltd. 1014 20th Street S., Fargo, ND 58103-2936 [email protected] 824 Center Avenue, Moorhead, MN 56560-1917 [email protected] (701)224-1596 [email protected] (701)371-2969 (701)235-5630 Martin K. Ness, AIA Carrie M. Meyer, Assoc. AIA LJA Architects and Engineers Courtney A. Pickett, Assoc. AIA J2 Studio Architecture + Design 1414 6th Street S., Fargo, ND 58103-4210 Building Concepts Inc. 405 E. Sweet Avenue, Bismarck, ND 58504-5659 [email protected] 23 7th Street S., Apt GW, Fargo, ND 58103 [email protected] (701)232-6943 [email protected] (701)255-1622 (406)891-0224 R. V. Nester, AIA Todd David Mitzel, AIA 2325 13th Street SE, Minot, ND 58701 Lee M. Pierce, Assoc. AIA ICON Architectural Group [email protected] Al Fitterer Architect PC 4000 Garden View Drive, Suite 101 (701)838-0154 PO Box 129, 200 3rd Avenue NW Grand Forks, ND 58201 Mandan, ND 58554-0129 [email protected] Clinton Joseph Nodland, Assoc. AIA [email protected] (701)795-1736 Mednational, LLC (701)202-5191 612 10th Avenue S., Fargo, ND 58103-2759 Devin Mogck, AIA [email protected] Nicholas J. Pietron, Assoc. AIA T. L. Stroh Architects, Ltd. (701)499-3867 ICON Architectural Group 8 7th Street N., Fargo, ND 58102-4911 4000 Garden View Drive, Suite 101 [email protected] Herman V. Novak, Assoc. AIA Grand Forks, ND 58201 (701)239-4198 Novak Design [email protected] 3005 7th Street N., Fargo, ND 58102-1423 (218)791-3945 [email protected] (701)261-3833

70 The North Dakota Architect 2015 Janet M. Prchal, AIA William A. Schoen III, AIA Morris D. Sprenger, AIA Hulsing and Associates 667 Demers Avenue, Suite 2001 NDNG-JFND-DFE 100 S. State Avenue, Dickinson, ND 58601-5596 Grand Forks, ND 58201-4500 4506 Boulder Ridge Road, Bismarck, ND 58503-6122 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)225-6871 (701)746-1439 (701)333-2272

Tyler Pritchard, Assoc. AIA Alex R. Schrader, Assoc. AIA Steven G. Stalboerger, AIA JLG Architects Widseth Smith Nolting Helenske Design Group, Ltd. 705 E. Highland Drive, Apt. 302 2700 34th Street S., #204, 316 43rd Avenue S., Moorhead, MN 56560 Williston, ND 58801-4491 Grand Forks, ND 58201-6049 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (218)287-9087 (701)710-1128 Kya J. Schroeder, AIA Jeff S. Steiner, AIA Troy J. Raisanen, Assoc. AIA LJA Architects and Engineers JLG Architects North Dakota State University 700 Main Avenue, Fargo, ND 58103-1807 101 E. Lake Street, Waconia, MN 55387-1106 307 8th Street N., Apt 1, Fargo, ND 58102 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)367-2668 (612)816-3758

Brett M. Rathbone, Assoc. AIA Natalia A. Seeman, Assoc. AIA Terry L. Stroh, AIA 21 8th Street N., Apt. 503, Fargo, ND 58102 LJA Architects and Engineers T. L. Stroh Architects, Ltd. [email protected] 605 11th Street S., Apt. 6, Fargo, ND 58103 8 7th Street N., Fargo, ND 58102-4911 (701)215-1499 [email protected] [email protected] (701)318-8954 (701)239-4198 Robert J. Remark, Assoc. AIA JLG Architects Rohit Balkrishna Shah, Assoc. AIA Andrew John Suby, Assoc. AIA 1921 4th Avenue E., Dickinson, ND 58601-3379 Design Options Inc. EAPC Architects + Engineers [email protected] 2441 Madison Square Drive, Fargo, ND 58104 514 5th Avenue S., Moorhead, MN 56560-2723 [email protected] [email protected] Vaughn Charles Rhodes, AIA (701)271-0293 (507)206-1620 University of Mary 928 N. 31st Street, Bismarck, ND 58501-3209 Mark W. Shaul, AIA Mark R. Sundet, AIA [email protected] JLG Architects R. L. Engebretson Architecture (701)223-9636 3610 Westmoor Drive, Moorhead, MN 56560 6275 13th Circle S., Fargo, ND 58104 [email protected] [email protected] Seann M. Ringwall, Assoc. AIA (218)233-9242 (701)306-5397 Hulsing & Associates 100 S. State Avenue, Dickinson, ND 58601-5596 David R. Shultz, AIA Steven A. Tabor, AIA [email protected] Shultz & Associates, Ltd. S.A. Tabor Architecture (701)690-9859 612 ½ Main Avenue, Fargo, ND 58103 119 Sioux Avenue, Bismarck, ND 58501 [email protected] [email protected] R. H. Ritterbush, AIA (701)476-0714 (701)258-7032 721 Brome Loop, Bismarck, ND 58503 [email protected] Robin L. Sim, AIA Mark Thiede, AIA (701)223-7780 LJA Architects & Engineers R.L. Engebretson 1321 5th Avenue S., Moorhead, MN 56560-2947 15 Broadway, Suite 205, Fargo, ND 58102 Tania A. Rolph, AIA [email protected] [email protected] 305 29th Avenue N., Fargo, ND 58102 (701)293-1350 (701)293-5735 [email protected] (701)277-0630 Jeff L. Sjoquist, AIA Sally Ann Thoele, AIA Mednational, LLC Ackerman-Estvold Merlin E. Rudrud, AIA 4265 45th Street S., Ste. 200, Fargo, ND 58104- 1524 1st Avenue W., Williston, ND 58801-4220 711 Riverwood Drive, #1, Bismarck, ND 58504-6220 4309 [email protected] (701)223-7780 [email protected] (701)570-1448 (701)277-7106 Kevin Ruhland, Assoc. AIA Harold A. Thompsen, AIA JLG Architects Steven Skoblik, AIA EAPC Architects + Engineers 416 E Main Avenue, Bismarck, ND 58501 Foss Architecture and Interiors 112 N. Roberts Street, Suite 300 [email protected] 810 1st Avenue N., Fargo, ND 58102-4906 Fargo, ND 58102 (320)249-2060 [email protected] [email protected] (218)236-0947 (701)461-7222 Daniel J. Schaff, AIA KLJ Marilyn G. Smith, AIA Courtney Thompson, Assoc. AIA 1920 1st Avenue E., Dickinson, ND 58601-3379 SpecSmith Consulting YHR Partners [email protected] 425 Versailles Avenue, Bismarck, ND 58503-0321 420 Main Avenue, Moorhead, MN 56560 (701)300-2629 [email protected] [email protected] (701)250-5297 (218)230-3401 Stanley W. Schimke, Assoc. AIA EAPC Architects + Engineers Stephanie A. Smith, AIA Ryan Thomsen, Assoc. AIA 2200 Koch Drive, Apt. 338, Bismarck, ND 58503 JLG Architects DWL Architects + Planners, Inc. [email protected] 1306 E. Coulee Road, Bismarck, ND 58501 2333 North Central Avenue (701)204-8403 [email protected] Phoenix, AZ 85004-1324 (701)590-1732 [email protected] Mark D. Schneider, AIA (701)840-8861 LJA Architects and Engineers 1135 2nd Avenue W., Suite 207 Williston, ND 58801-4175 [email protected] (701)580-1314

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D. J. Torno, AIA Ryan C. Watson, AIA Kent A. Wild, AIA 814 24th Avenue SW, Minot, ND 58701 EAPC Architects + Engineers Wild & Associates, Ltd. [email protected] 537 19th Ave W., West Fargo, ND 58078-4618 500 2nd Avenue N., Suite 514, Fargo, ND 58102 (701)721-4026 [email protected] [email protected] (701)367-2883 (701)588-4318 Tiffaney A. Triepke, AIA R.L. Engebretson Michael W. Weber, AIA Anthony M. Wolf, AIA 412 Sequoia Drive, Mapleton, ND 58059-4047 EAPC Architects + Engineers Zerr Berg Architects, Inc. [email protected] 126 5th Ave W., West Fargo, ND 58078 510 4th Avenue N., Fargo, ND 58102-4821 (701)361-6377 [email protected] [email protected] (701)281-7023 (701)280-0187 Warren Lee Tvenge, AIA Tvenge Associates Architects & Planners James P. Welch, AIA Miriah L. Wright, Assoc. AIA 1312 N. 4th Street, Bismarck, ND 58501-2626 YHR Partners 4425 31st Avenue S., Apt 205, Fargo, ND 58104 [email protected] 420 Main Avenue, Moorhead, MN 56560-2641 [email protected] (701)258-8617 [email protected] (701)629-0470 (218)233-4422 Derek B. Twogood, Assoc. AIA Wayne Lee Yeager, AIA GT Architecture Jeff Welch, AIA Consolidated Construction Co. Inc. 10675 52nd Street SW, Dickinson, ND 58601 Jiran Architects & Planners PC 912 East Avenue D, Bismarck, ND 58501 [email protected] 1431 Interstate Loop, Bismarck, ND, 58503-0510 [email protected] (701)290-1726 [email protected] (701)426-6813 (701)667-2192 Jared Thomas Twogood, Assoc. AIA Gene Youngdahl, Assoc. AIA GT Architecture Deborah F. Wendel-Daub, AIA Widseth Smith Nolting 401 W. Villard Street, Suite 206 Roers Development, Inc. 2850 24th Ave S., Suite 201 Dickinson, ND 58601-5283 200 45th Street S., Fargo, ND 58103-0907 Grand Forks, ND 58201-5831 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (701)483-8434 (701)356-5050 (701)746-1686

Jeffrey John Ubl, AIA Thomas L. Wesley, AIA Burton Edwin Youngs, AIA UBL Design Group, P.C. ICON Architectural Group Hulsing & Associates Architects 210 S. 12th Street, Bismarck, ND 58504-5622 4050 Garden View Drive, Suite 101 623 Main Street, Williston, ND 58801-5317 [email protected] Grand Forks, ND 58201 [email protected] (701)751-4555 [email protected] (218)329-7848 (701)213-6900 Cindy L. Urness, AIA Jill M. Yri, Assoc. AIA North Dakota State University Gregory West, Assoc. AIA St. Alexius Medical Center 1357 4th Street North, Fargo, ND 58102 Hepper Olson Architects 4829 Driftwood Lane, Bismarck, ND 58503 [email protected] 429 Broadway, PO Box 147, Buxton, ND 58218 [email protected] (701)866-7964 [email protected] (701)425-3182 (701)772-1052 Kristina L. Van Beek, Assoc. AIA Kevin Zachman, Assoc. AIA Paces Lodging Corporation Christopher R. Wetch, Assoc. AIA LJA Architects and Engineers 1414 River Street, West Fargo, ND 58078 Ritterbush-Ellig-Hulsing PC 5400 Amber Valley Parkway, Apt 210 [email protected] 711 Riverwood Drive, Suite 1 Fargo, ND 58104 (701)730-4413 Bismarck, ND 58504-4303 [email protected] [email protected] (763)232-5174 Chris David Van Hal, AIA (701)527-2664 Mutchler Bartram Architects, PC Benjamin J. Zeltinger, AIA 505 Broadway N., Suite 201, Fargo, ND 58102-4489 Wayne W. Whitty, AIA JLG Architects [email protected] Anderson Wade & Whitty PC 3524 Daytona Drive, Bismarck, ND 58503-1712 (701)235-5563 720 Western Avenue, Suite 101 [email protected] Minot, ND, 58701-3799 (701)799-4867 Jenessa VanDeen, AIA [email protected] Summit Design and Engineering (701)852-4850 Timothy L. Zerr, AIA 840 Nowell Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC, 27607-5176 Zerr Berg Architects, Inc. [email protected] Richard Wiemken, AIA 510 4th Avenue N., Fargo, ND 58102-4821 R.L. Engebretson [email protected] Nathan G. Vollmuth, AIA 15 Broadway North, Suite 205 (701)280-0187 Paces Lodging Corporation Fargo, ND 58102-4907 130 Prairiewood Drive S., Fargo, ND 58103 [email protected] [email protected] (701)298-9767 (701)388-3635

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American Artstone [email protected] Greg Saterdalen www.dakotawall.com Hardlines, LLC 2025 North Broadway Dakota Wall System, Inc. is a provider of Dryvit Mike Gall PO Box 425 Stucco and Premium Masonry products. These 1006 120th Lane NW New Ulm, MN 56073 products include Dryvit Synthetic Stucco Systems, Coon Rapids, MN 55448 507-233-3700 classic cement plaster, natural stone, manufactured 612-719-0545 stone, landscape stone, and interior faux finishes. [email protected] [email protected] www.american-artstone.com Daltile www.hagerco.com American Artstone is an innovative manufacturer of Abbi Luger Hardlines is a sales agency representing Hager cast stone and architectural precast products with a 14005 13th Avenue North Companies, manufacturer of architectural door sustained commitment to high quality products and Plymouth, MN 55441 hardware including locks, exit devices, and door LIBERTY MIDDLE SCHOOL customer service. 651-246-6530 closers. Also represented is Republic Steel doors and frames and Oshkosh wood doors. West Fargo, North Dakota Borgert Products, Inc. [email protected] Allison Bell www.daltile.com Hebron Brick and Block Supply PO Box 39 Daltile is the largest manufacturer and distributor Jeff Brown St. Joseph, MN 56374 of ceramic, porcelains, natural stones and mosaics. 2300 Main Avenue 320-363-4671 We also provide large format tiles, Slimlite (Thin tile) Fargo, ND 58103 panels, quartz tops, glass, and quarry tiles. We offer [email protected] 701-232-0781 Mapei for any installation needed. www.borgertproducts.com [email protected] Manufacturer of premium interlocking concrete Eden Stone/Valders Stone and Marble www.mybrickstore.com paving stones and retaining wall, both tumbled and Erik Evenson Brick, block, stone, thin veneers, landscaping, untumbled. For storm water solutions we offer several 2518 Gresham Avenue North fireplaces and masonry supplies. permeable pavement systems. Established in 1923, Oakdale, MN 55128 our quality and service is unmatched in the industry. Hillesheim Architectural Products 920-251-0568 Rick Hillesheim Ceramic Tileworks [email protected] 1417 Westwood Drive SW Jo Jensen www.edenstone.net Faribault, MN 55021 11225 86th Avenue North Eden Stone and Valders Stone & Marble quarry 507-331-0486 Maple Grove, MN 55369 and fabricate natural stone for your building, cut [email protected] stone, and landscape needs. Rely on our products to 701-540-2138 www.hap-inc.net enhance your surroundings. [email protected] Tubelite, Inc. store fronts, curtain wall entrances, www.ceramictileworksmn.com Fabricators Supply vetrotech fire rated glass/framing, aluflam aluminum Defining Style with Tile. Ceramic Tileworks is a Kris Thompson fire related systems, US daylight aeroglass locally owned and operated ceramic, porcelain, 828 NP Avenue saylighting systems. VISIT US ONLINE OR CALL US TODAY 701.280.0187 glass, and stone tile importer and distributor with Fargo, ND 58102 residential and commercial sales across the Midwest. 701-298-0644 Icynene www.zerrbergarchitects.com Cory Tamm Christianson’s Business Furniture [email protected] www.fabricatorssupply.net 5027 Ewing Avenue South Roger Christianson Minneapolis, MN 55410 Fabricators Supply provides the finest wholesale 2828 13th Avenue South 612-501-5137 countertop, plumbing, kitchen, and bath materials Fargo, ND 58103 [email protected] 701-551-2990 possible to architects, designers, cabinet shops, and retail showrooms. www.icynene.com [email protected] Icynene is the industry leader of spray foam insulation www.cbfplus.com Fargo Glass & Paint innovation. Our high-performance spray foam CBF supplies Haworth modular walls, tecrete raised Dennis Zeiszler solutions both insulate and air-seal and are specially access flooring, and modular workstations. 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JTH Lighting Alliance Marvin Windows and Doors North Skies Architectural Sales Mark Latham Ken Modeen Alana Sunness Griffith 6885 146th Street West 6572 Meadowlark Lane 5200 Quincy Street Apple Valley, MN 55124 Maple Grove, MN 55369 Mounds View, MN 55112 952-223-6320 612-720-8118 763-412-4512 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.jthlighting.com www.marvin.com www.empirehouse.com JTH Lighting Alliance is an independent lighting Provide a wide variety of window and door products, Representing Goldray Industries Specialty Glass agency that represents the highest quality in both standard and custom sizes. Residential/ products, Livers Bronze Railing Systems, Pilkington architectural lighting and controls products from the commercial and historic wood, wood clad, and Planar Structural Glass Walls, Action Bullet Resistant US and around the world. fiberglass. Product application and design assistance Glass Systems, Arcadia Architectural Aluminum and to the design community. Bristolite Daylighting System Skylights. Lavelle Company Brandon Hopperstad Minnkota Architectural Products Co. Northern Technologies Inc. 115 31st Street South Joel Meyer Melissa Osland Fargo, ND 58108 6845 20th Avenue Unit 150 3522 4th Avenue South 218-368-0172 Centerville, MN 55038 Fargo, ND 58103 [email protected] 763-391-9434 701-232-1822 www.lavellecompany.com [email protected] [email protected] Authorized distributor of DuPont Tyvek products. www.minnkotawebsite.com www.ntigeo.com DuPont weatherization systems offer everything Minnkota specializes in marketing, furnishing, and Personnel of our firm have provided exploration, needed to help control airflow, hold out bulk water, installing profiled wall and roof panels, as well as pre- testing and consulting services on geotechnical and allow interior moisture vapor to escape, and help insulated architectural panels, aluminum composite materials testing projects as well as engineering and reduce the energy needed to heat and cool buildings. panels, and also handles Parklex real wood veneer environmental projects. panels. Legend Technical Services Inc. Pella Windows & Doors Mark Waltz Minot Sash & Door, Inc. Ned Habedank 88 Empire Drive Michael Fiest 4101 13th Ave SW St. Paul, MN 55103 PO Box 479 Fargo, ND 58103 701-271-6779 Minot, ND 58702 701-281-1390 [email protected] 701-852-2181 [email protected] www.legend-group.com [email protected] www.pella.com www.minotsash.com Laboratory testing and industrial hygiene services. For 89 years, Pella® has manufactured high-quality Architectural millwork – casework - bank fixture windows and doors. Pella offers both residential Malisani, Inc. and furniture - office custom furniture, institutional and commercial products, including a full line of Art Malisani casework - courtroom furniture. aluminum clad-wood, fiberglass and vinyl windows and patio doors and beautiful entry systems. 1101 8th Avenue North Molin Concrete Products Great Falls, MT 59401 Bob Clauson RBC Tile & Stone 406-761-0108 415 Lilac Street Anna Jacobsen-Smoler [email protected] Lino Lakes, MN 55014 1820 Berkshire Lane North www.malisaniinc.com 651-786-7722 Plymouth, MN 55441 Suppliers and installers of ceramic tile, terrazzo, [email protected] 612-244-3004 polished concrete, dimensional stone, cambria, www.molin.com [email protected] monuments, memorials, and seamless industrial floor Molin designs, manufactures, and installs pre-case/ www.rbctile.com systems. pre-stressed concrete products. Molin manufactures Tile, stone, glass tile, and metal accents. Hollow Core Plank, structural/foundation wall panels, Managed Design Rose-Fleischaker Associates Inc. Grant Strom beams, columns, and stadia. We are a PCI certified manufacturer and qualified erector. Pat Fleischaker 7200 Metro Boulevard 333 Washington Avenue North, Suite 302 Edina, MN 55439 Mortenson Construction Minneapolis, MN 55401 952-564-3424 Casey Jackson 612-349-9885 [email protected] 5461 23rd Avenue South [email protected] www.manageddesigninc.com Fargo, ND 58104 www.rfassociatesinc.com We have been delivering trusted solutions to our 701-205-3711 Representing Versico - EPDM, TPO, PVC Roof partners for over 25 years. We improve the quality and [email protected] Systems. Pac-Clad Metal Systems. Tectum - USG efficiency of your design processes through cutting www.mortenson.com Securock. Vande Itey Raleigh Concrete Roof Tiles. edge software, consulting services, training and Mortenson Construction, established in 1954, is a Shakertown Cedar Shingle Siding. An excellent technical support. Minnesota based organization that offers full- resource for all your roofing needs. service customer-centric services in construction Manko Window Systems Rough Rider Industries Dave Welty management, design-build, project development, and turnkey development. Jeff Zins 13333 Lynam Drive 3303 East Main Avenue Omaha, NE 68138 Natural Stone Veneers International, Bismarck, ND 58506 785-477-6905 Inc. 701-328-6179 [email protected] Brett King [email protected] www.mankowindows.com PO Box 347 www.roughriderindustries.com Commercial metal and glass fabricator, whole service Fond Du Lac, WI 54936 Rough Rider Industries, a division of the ND distributor to glass and glazing companies. 920-923-2800 Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, [email protected] employs prison inmates to manufacture products. www.nsvi.com Products manufactured include furniture and seating, NSVI fabricates natural thin veneer stone that can park furniture, dumpsters' trash bags, signage and be specified for commercial and residential projects. clothing. From traditional design elegance to contemporary style, natural stone veneer is ideal for interiors, exteriors, hardscapes and water features. 76 The North Dakota Architect 2015 Skold Specialty Contracting, LLC TFC a Division of Centurion, Ind. Trogstad Engineering, PC Craig Hidde Gary Henderson Mark Trogstad PO Box 144 1107 North Taylor Road 1313 NP Avenue North Rogers, MN 55374 Garrett, IN 46738 Fargo, ND 58102 612-655-1423 800-832-3212 701-293-0711 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.skoldcompanies.com www.tfccanopy.com We provide mechanical consulting engineering Skold Specialty provides coiling doors, rolling galles, Design, manufacture, and install canopies and services including HVAC and plumbing design for coiling fire control solutions, operable walls, and awnings, along with exterior aluminum composite commercial buildings. trash/linen chutes across the upper Midwest. panels systems. Umicore Building Products - WMZINC Structural Block Inc. ThyssenKrupp Elevator Daniel Nicely Jim Steen Jake Uphus 3600 Glenwood Avenue, Suite 250 201 South Peck Street 3021 39th Street SW, Suite B Raleigh, NC 27612 Fergus Falls, MN 56537 Fargo, ND 58104 919-874-1858 701-866-4678 701-205-8301 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.vmzinc-us.com www.smionline.com www.thyssenkrupplelevator.com VMZINC® is the international brand of rolled zinc Producer of architectural CML's, landscape products, ThyssenKrump Elevator Americas is the largest manufactured by Umicore Building Products. The and all masonry supplies. producer of elevators in the Americas. Products company offers pre-weathered zinc roofing and include elevators, escalators, and moving walks. facade products known for their premium, innovative Structural Materials, Inc. Services include new construction, modernization, and environmentally sustainable qualities. George Blank service, and repairs. PO Box 2107 USG Building Systems Fargo, ND 58107 TMI Storage Systems Corporation Chris Anderson 701-282-7100 Jerry Schiff PO Box 16069 [email protected] 50 South Third Avenue West St. Louis Park, MN 55416 www.smionline.com Dickinson, ND 58601 612-859-5533 Distributor of specialty building materials. 701-456-6415 [email protected] [email protected] www.usg.com Syverson Tile & Stone www.tmisystems.com USG Building Systems manufactures: sheetrock Koral Busch and Brenda Srejma TMI Storage System Corporation is a supplier of brand gypsum panels and finish systems. Durock 3345 7th Avenue North casework, countertops, and architectural woodwork cement board, levelsrock and Durock self-leveling Fargo, ND 58102 from TMI Systems Design Corporation. Wood flooring, Donn brand suspension systems, USG 701-277-9745 casework from Diversified Casework, metal lockers Acoustical tile and specialty ceilings. Structocrete 701-566-2312 (cell) from AMP, as well as loose-room furnishings from structural cement panels and Securock exterior [email protected] various suppliers. gypsum panels. www.syversontile.com TRJ Professional Group Wells Concrete Wholesale distributor of porcelain, ceramic, natural Tom Johnson Mike Mortensen stone tiles, and setting materials for tile installations. PO Box 9067 5000 Demers Avenue Rapid City, SD 57709 Grand Forks, ND 58201 605-716-6547 701-772-6687 [email protected] [email protected] Provides commercial insurance for architects. www.wellsconcrete.com For over 50 years, Wells Concrete has provided the highest quality pre-cast/pre-stressed concrete products available in the market for buildings, bridges, stadiums or parking ramps. The design flexibility and versatility or precast concrete, combined with our experience, workmanship, design support services, quick turnaround, accessibility, and high level of personal service ensure every project's success. Westwood Professional Services Rob Olson 3701 12th Street North, Suite 206 St. Cloud, MN 56303 320-229-2303 [email protected] www.westwoodps.com Westwood is a multi-discipline survey and engineering firm providing services for commercial and residential development, renewable energy, power delivery, and oil and gas projects. We specialize in finding solutions that make our clients successful. Wick Buildings Jon Gustad 810 North Lawler Street Canton, SD 57013 605-695-6675 [email protected] www.wickbuildings.com Pre-engineered post frame structures ideally suited for commercial, industrial, municipal and non-code applications.

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