DSGW is Proud to Become One of Only 173 Organizations Across the Nation to Participate in ILFI’s JUST Program
On April 1st, 2022, DSGW became one of only a handful of Architecture Firms to participate in the International Living Future Institute (ILFI) JUST Program. DSGW is committed to equitable practices, supporting the many aspects of wellbeing for our employees, and building positive relationships within our community. The JUST process has helped shape and hone […]
Steve Knutson Named as Additional Principal
(Duluth, MN) DSGW Architects has named associate and architect, Steve Knutson, to the role of principal. Knutson has worked for DSGW for the past 13 years and has played a pivotal role in supporting Native American Communities from the Pacific Northwest, Southwest, and Midwest. “Steve brings a high level of communication to our firm, […]
Healthy Spaces = Healthy Organizations
Julie Spiering, CID, EDAC, LEED AP Duluthian Technology has revolutionized the American office. Unfortunately, it has also revolutionized the American worker, turning us into a population that spends eight or more hours every day sitting. Spending that much time sedentary can have a dire effect on our health. According to U.S. News and World Report, […]
DSGW Architects increases staff of EDAC professionals
DSGW Architects is pleased to announce that Julie Spiering, Certified Interior Designer, Principal and Director of Interior Design, has earned her Evidence-Based Design Accreditation and Certification (EDAC). Evidence-Based Design is the process of basing healthcare facility planning and design decisions about the built environment on credible research to achieve the best possible patient, staff and […]
DSGW Architects Duluth office expands staff
DSGW Architects expands its staff to include an intern design professional, interior designer and an accounting generalist. Emerson Smith joins DSGW as an intern design professional. He has a Bachelors and Masters in Architecture from North Dakota State University. Emerson’s passion is research. Each project begins by uncovering the uniqueness of the environment and the […]
FirstLight Hospital breaks ground on $62 million expansion project
Kanabec Times June 29 marked FirstLight’s ground breaking celebration for its major phased construction project that was announced last fall. When complete, the expanded Mora campus will encompass a total of 195,000 square feet. Of that, approximately 71,000 square feet will be either new construction or remodeled space. Planning and discussions for this project started […]
Ground Breaking for the new St. Luke’s Chequamegon Clinic
Superior Telegram St. Luke’s celebrated the start of construction on its new Chequamegon Clinic building with a groundbreaking ceremony Monday. Many community leaders including Ashland’s mayor, members of the planning commission and Chamber of Commerce attended. The new 22,000-square-foot clinic is being built on the shores of Lake Superior along the north side of U.S. […]
Building for the future.
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 building called the Center for Changing Lives. Under their current situation their services are spread […]
DSGW Architects promotes Ryan Turner, AIA to Principal
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 depth of experience in the specialized field of healthcare architecture,” said John Gerzina, President of […]
St. Luke’s Expanding Miller Creek Clinic to New Location
by Baihly Warfield St. Luke’s is expanding its Miller Creek Medical Clinic in Hermantown to a new location on Loberg Avenue across from HOM Furniture. The new 20,000-square foot location is 6,000 square feet larger than the current clinic off Highway 53, which St. Luke’s President and CEO John Strange said is needed. He specifically […]
