Enriching communities through architecture
DSGW’s project with Lutheran Social Services, Center for Changing Lives featured in the Duluthian’s March / April edition. Lutheran Social Services (LSS), who serves roughly 600 homeless youth in the Northland, is building a new 26,000 square foot three story…
In today’s world, an organization’s brand is more than a logo or tag line, it’s a sensory experience that clients have when walking through the door. Designers use colors and materials in the built environment to convey a brand’s identity…
By Ryan Turner, AIA, EDAC, LEED AP DSGW Principal One size does not fit all in healthcare design. Mark Vizenor, Facilities Director for FirstLight Health System and I are exploring this topic in our presentation —“Designing Critical Access and Rural…
DSGW Architects, a community-oriented firm, has named associate and architect Ryan Turner to the role of Principal. Turner manages healthcare master planning and design projects for critical access hospitals, care centers and specialty clinics throughout the Midwest. “Ryan has a…
Healthful interiors nourish the well-being of employees and the organizations they serve. November / December Duluthian by Julie Spiering We think of the “Environment” as a vast wilderness or pristine mountain setting. But, we spend much of our lives…