The Lakewood Cemetery Garden Mausoleum, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, designed by HGA. Photo: Paul Crosby Photography |
A serene mausoleum, a respectful addition to the American Swedish Institute, a new staff support facility for the shipping hub of the Dollar General store chain, and the conversion of a historic Chicago landmark by Target Stores were among the eight projects recognized by the AIA Minnesota Design Awards.
The roster of winners also comprised a colorful new main library for the city of McAllen, Texas and three diverse residential projects encompassing historic preservation, homage to a mid-Century master, and contemporary urban infill.
The ground floor of Louis Sullivan's Schlesinger and Mayer Department Store in Chicago, Illinois is now a Target department store. Photo: Scott Gilbertson |
Photo: Paul Crosby Photography Nelson Cultural Center at the American Swedish Institute in Minneapolis, Minnesota by HGA |
Photo: Paul Crosby Photography Lakewood Cemetery Garden Mausoleum in Minneapolis, Minnesota by HGA |
Photo: Bill Baxley Dollar General Distribution Center Employee Hub in Bessemer, Alabama by Leo A Daly |
Photo: Scott Gilbertson Chicago State Street cityTarget in Chicago, Illinois by Target Corporation |
Photo: Lara Swimmer McAllen Main Library in McAllen, Texas by MS&R |
Photo: Daniel Yudchitz Essential House: Infill Housing Prototype in Saint Paul, Minnesota by Dan Yudchitz, AIA |
Photo: Jerry Mathiason Pierre Bottineau House in Maple Grove, Minnesota by MacDonald & Mack Architects |
Photo: Troy Thies Photography Rapson Redux An homage to Ralph Rapson in St. Paul, Minnesota by SALA Architects |
The eight award winners were selected from among 71 submissions. These awards and others were presented at a reception on November 30, 2012. Craig Rafferty, FAIA of Rafferty Rafferty Tollefson Lindeke Architects received the AIA Minnesota Gold Medal Award.
The AIA Minnesota jurors included: BobBerkebile, FAIA, Principal, BNIM Architects, KansasCity, Missouri; Carol Ross Barney, FAIA, Principal, Ross Barney Architects, Chicago, Illinois; and Sharon Johnston, AIA, Principal, Johnston Marklee Architects, Santa Monica, California.
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