The Future of Architecture is Found in Buildings from the Past
A commercial garage converted into the U of M Memory Keepers – Medical Discovery Team Adaptive reuse is the repurposing of an existing building for an intention other than which it was originally built or designed for. With the post-pandemic ever-changing economic climate, this has become a popular option among business owners, community leaders, and […]
Welcoming Additional Professionals to Our Staff in Duluth, Lake Elmo, and East Grand Forks
DSGW Architecture is pleased to announce the hiring of three Interior Designers, two Intern Design Professionals, two Construction Administrators, two Project Design Technicians, Accounting Generalist and a Design Professional/Project Manager to our offices across Minnesota. Please join us in welcoming the following professionals to our staff: Jasmine Renneke, NCIDQ, WELL, AP, is an experienced Interior […]
Planning for a Resilient Future Through Wellness Design
The built environment has a significant impact on our physical and mental health. In recent years, there has been a growing focus on wellness and inclusive design in architecture and interior design. This approach seeks to create spaces that promote health, well-being, and accessibility for all. There are many benefits to wellness and inclusive design. […]
A Hat Trick for Virginia: Resiliency, Sustainability and Community Deliver for the Iron Range
Creating an event center which will encompass a wide variety of people and activities, by nature, would have to be a vision of wellness and sustainably built to last. Working with entire communities and planning for long-term success encourages future generations to nurture and build on the ideas and purpose the space. Our industry is […]
