UrbanWorks Architecture
via TCJewfolk.com “What’s inside the four-month-old building…is a community and agency that is unique to the Twin Cities – and possibly the country.” Cornerstone Creek is an affordable housing building that’s the home to Jewish Housing and Programming (J-HAP), the 10-year-old agency that is part of the team that opened the 45-unit apartment building in January…
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via Hastings Community TV Artspace, along with Loeffler Construction and Consulting, gave a “hard hat tour” of Artspace Hastings River Lofts to show the construction progress, spectacular views, and a sense of what it will be like for future residents. Hastings Community TV documented the tour and included floor plans, unit renderings, and other useful information in…
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via Finance & Commerce “Aeon is thinking big when it comes to building affordable housing in the Twin Cities. The Minneapolis-based nonprofit developer said Tuesday it wants to triple its annual output of new affordable housing units to help meet the area’s growing need for modestly priced places to live. ‘Aeon has to find creative…
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via Hastings Star Gazette “The third and final floor is staring to take shape at the top of the new Artspace Hastings Lofts building on the east end of downtown. Thanks to a milder winter and pre-project assessments, construction work is progressing right on time.” “The project features 37 live/work affordable apartments designed with artists…
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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 Hastings Star Gazette “On Aug. 30, Artspace is inviting the public to a ceremonial groundbreaking [for Artspace Hastings River Lofts]. But this particular groundbreaking will be a little different than one might expect. Over the past few weeks, 20 local and area organizations have been working on converting standard shovels into art shovels.” Read More
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