UrbanWorks Architecture
via Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal “YouthLink, the youth-services nonprofit, will begin work this month on a five-story expansion of its facility at the edge of downtown Minneapolis that will create dozens of residential units for homeless young people.” “The expansion, called Downtown View, will add 46 units for people ages 18 to 24, as…
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via Star Tribune “Construction starts next week in downtown Minneapolis on a $17 million, five-story housing complex for people in their late teens and early 20s who are homeless. Downtown View will be located at 41 N. 12th St. and include 46 residential units and support services for people ages 18 to 24, according to this week’s…
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via Nichiha Fiber Cement “Colorful projects across a downtown landscape… discover how UrbanWorks Architecture has colored the Minneapolis skyline! Watch Nichiha‘s recent vlog to learn more about how UrbanWorks’ architects design with color and explore several standout projects.” UrbanWorks is thrilled to have had the opportunity to participate in Nichiha‘s video interview (vlog) that featured…
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via Star Tribune “Tod Elkins and Noah Bly have left their mark on the Twin Cities with distinct residential and mixed-use designs that emerged over the past 12 years from their small-but-influential firm UrbanWorks Architecture. Now their relationship is changing. Bly is selling his stake in the firm and leaving to pursue his own future…
read moreFOR RELEASE: MARCH 16, 2017 MINNEAPOLIS, MN. In a move that UrbanWorks Architecture, a prominent and fast-growing Minneapolis architectural design firm, describes as, “more of an evolution than a separation,” its two founding principals, Noah Bly and Tod Elkins, announced that, although separating and parting ways as joint owners and co-managers of the firm, they…
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via Dougherty Mortgage “Market Viewpoint” Twin Cities Multifamily Market 2016-17″ Three UrbanWorks projects are noted on page three of Dougherty Mortgage’s “Market Viewpoint: Twin Cities Multifamily Market 2016-17” – The Cameron is noted as a new development in the North Loop, and Cornerstone Creek and 66 West are listed as “two notable affordable developments” in…
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via Finance & Commerce “At long last, Minneapolis Public Schools is putting the final touches on plans for a $29 million adult education complex that will take up an entire block on the city’s south side. Late last month the district issued a request for proposals seeking a contractor to build a three-story, 87,000-square-foot facility…
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via Minnesota Business Magazine Minnesota Business magazine is pleased to announce the winners of its 2017 100 Best Companies to Work For Awards. Minnesota is known for being a great place to live and work, with top-notch companies in many industries headquartered here. Each year, these companies submit nominations for the 100 Best Companies to…
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via Star Tribune “Schafer Richardson has plans to add more office space to the popular North Loop neighborhood of Minneapolis. The developer wants to build three new floors on top of the two-story Zuccaro’s Produce building at N. 3rd Street and 10th Avenue N. and convert the building into a site for creative office space.…
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via Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal “Schafer Richardson is planning to renovate and expand the Zuccaro’s Produce building at 1000 N. Third St. When complete, the building will total 53,000 square feet of leasable office space.” Read More
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