AIA Minnesota honors young architects
The American Institute of Architects Minnesota has announced five recipients for its 2013 Young Architect Award.
View ArticleMay not so merry for construction starts
Contracts for future construction plummeted 41 percent in Minnesota in May from a year ago, with highways and other infrastructure projects taking the biggest plunge.
View ArticleOn the Boards: Robbins Island Amphitheater
Designed as a "sculptural destination" for stage performances, the Robbins Island Amphitheater will be a focal point for Willmar's regional park.
View ArticleAIA: Urban design takes patience, thick skin, plenty of parking
A discussion at the annual AIA Minnesota convention on dream development ideas also covered the nightmare of meshing economics, neighborhood desires, and restrictive zoning laws.
View ArticleHeritage preservation awards event scheduled for May 20
The 24th annual program recognizes “projects, individuals and organizations that enhance and celebrate St. Paul’s history and promote preservation values.”
View ArticleArchitecture billings up in October
The AIA’s Architecture Billings Index--a national barometer of future construction activity--was up two points in September compared with the month before.
View ArticleSt. Paul AIA announces competition winners
The team of Pablo Villamil of Wold Architects & Engineers and David McKay of Strand Design are the winners of an annual St. Paul design competition
View ArticleTarget Field Station wins national architecture award
The $79.3 million multimodal transit hub and public plaza is among 23 in that category to receive 2015 Honor Awards from the national American Institute of Architects.
View ArticleMore demand for architecture services in December
AIA’s Architectural Billings Index, a barometer of future U.S. construction activity, was 52.2 in December, up from 50.9 the previous month.
View ArticleAIA MN announces board members
The American Institute of Architects’ Minnesota chapter announced Tim Dufault of Cuningham Group Architecture as the 2015 president of the chapter’s board of directors.
View ArticleSustainable: Aeon building ultra-efficient affordable apartments
The Rose, a 90-unit apartment building under construction, is one of the largest projects in the country designed to meet standards sometimes called "LEED on steroids".
View ArticleConstruction spending rose 0.4% in December
The U.S. Department of Commerce said that construction spending rose 0.4 percent in December and total construction spending in 2014 increased 5.6 percent to $961 billion.
View ArticleArchitecture billings down in January
The American Institute of Architects’ Architecture Billings Index for January was 49.9, down from 52.7 in December.
View ArticleArchitecture billings bounce back in February
The February reading was 50.4, up from 49.9 in January.
View ArticleMinnesota AIA honors BWBR
The American Institute of Architects’ Minnesota chapter has given its 2015 “AIA Minnesota Firm Award” to St. Paul-based BWBR. The biennial award recognizes companies that have “contributed to the...
View ArticleArchitecture billings up in October
The AIA’s Architecture Billings Index--a national barometer of future construction activity--was up two points in September compared with the month before.
View ArticleSt. Paul AIA announces competition winners
The team of Pablo Villamil of Wold Architects & Engineers and David McKay of Strand Design are the winners of an annual St. Paul design competition
View ArticleTarget Field Station wins national architecture award
The $79.3 million multimodal transit hub and public plaza is among 23 in that category to receive 2015 Honor Awards from the national American Institute of Architects.
View ArticleMore demand for architecture services in December
AIA’s Architectural Billings Index, a barometer of future U.S. construction activity, was 52.2 in December, up from 50.9 the previous month.
View ArticleAIA MN announces board members
The American Institute of Architects’ Minnesota chapter announced Tim Dufault of Cuningham Group Architecture as the 2015 president of the chapter’s board of directors.
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