Our designs have low-maintenance costs and environmental sustainability at the core of beautiful and functional spaces.
We build with the highest quality and materials, for the long-haul, and our expertise brings efficiency and affordability to each element of development and construction.
As a development consultant for the Owner, The Commons @ Penn utilized 4% Low Income Housing Tax Credits, to bring 47-units of new construction housing to families with children.
The first-floor commercial space includes retail and community space. Outside there is a tot lot and picnic area. Underground parking, bike storage, and an on-site fitness center are all amenities that residents enjoy.
A 3.5-acre parcel in the heart of Minneapolis, Seward Commons started as an underused industrial site. I had the opportunity to lead the community process to create a holistic approach to develop the site, with phased new projects that meet a variety of community needs.
Now new buildings have spaces for small businesses and nonprofits to thrive, mixed-income housing just steps from the Light Rail transit, and public art that inspires.
A 1908 Duplex in the heart of Merriam Park, one of Saint Paul’s most walkable neighborhoods, just blocks from the University of St. Thomas and Macalester College.
The rehabilitation included a new roof, new boilers, deconstruction to create more open living and finishing the third floor to create 3BDs, a bath, and in-unit laundry.
The duplex cash flows from long-term renters.
A 1950's gem on Stonebridge Boulevard in Saint Paul, just steps from the Mississippi River, this 1950's walk-out home needed a full renovation.
All new hardwood floors, a gorgeous custom oak kitchen, with a 5x12 foot Corian island, the main floor is open concept, all focused around a flagstone fireplace.
New additions to the house include a walk-in shower in a new bathroom on the lower level and high-efficiency heating and cooling, to name a new.
Seward Co-op needed a new, larger home in 2006 and wanted to stay on the ‘main street’ of the Seward Neighborhood, but there were no sites large enough. Acquisition of single-family homes was complex and sensitive but completed with great neighborhood support.
Partial rehab of a dilapidated grocery and new construction, sustainability was a huge value driver, and we secured public funding including New Market Tax Credits and Brownfield cleanup funds.
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