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Carlson School of Management, Marilyn Carlson Nelson Hall Revitalization
University of Minnesota
To support the evolving world of business, the University of Minnesota partnered with BWBR and Clark Huesemann on a revitalization...
Sandhills Global Technology Center for STEM Education
Southeast Community College
A transformative project for both Southeast Community College (SCC) and the greater Lincoln area, the Sandhills Global Technology Center is...
Student Health and Counseling Center
Carleton College
The Carleton College Class of 1974 Student Health and Counseling (SHAC) Center creates a student-centered facility that holistically meets student...
University Health Sports Medicine Remodel
University of North Dakota
Serving both student athletes at the University of North Dakota and members of the community, the remodeled University Health Sports...
Biotech Relocation
Madison Area Technical College
Madison College’s Biotechnology program aims to support advanced biotech training and research in support of a skilled workforce for the...
Simulation and Surgical Tech Expansions
Madison Area Technical College
In order to provide students with cutting-edge facilities and training to meet the urgent workforce demands in the healthcare field,...
Management Education Center
Minneapolis College and Metropolitan State University
A phased transformation creates a seamless connection of the Old Harmon (1917) and New Harmon (1973) facilities on the Minneapolis...
Offsite Collections Facility
University of Minnesota
The new Offsite Collections Facility creates sufficient long-term storage capacity for the University of Minnesota’s unique and scarcely held print...
Richard D. Offerdahl ’65 Engineering Complex
North Dakota State University
Reflecting NDSU’s deep commitment to placing students and learning at the center of university life, the new Richard Offerdahl ’65...