Enriching communities through architecture
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…
By Jody Anderson, AIA Duluth’s Scottish Rite Clinic is pioneering new ideas in therapeutic design for the treatment of language disorders. From programming through design, DSGW planned the Clinic with “evidence-based design”—meaning strategies that have been tested and proven…
Fort Totten, ND – Fort Totten Public Schools is planning to build the first net-zero school on tribal land in the country. A net-zero school is an energy-efficient building that produces more energy than it consumes every year. There…
The American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) will welcome Mike Laverdure to the Board of Directors at the National Conference in November in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Mike is a Principal and Architect at DSGW and President of a Native American…
DSGW Architects is pleased to announce that the following three employees have passed the Architectural Registration Examination and are now Registered Architects: Tiersa Wodash is now a Registered Architect. Tiersa’s focus is design and project management through construction. She is…