701 EAST LAKE STREET, WAYZATA, MN
From the rotunda-like entry on the corner and Lake Street and Broadway, to the public walkway through the building to the parking lot beyond, this building is designed to gracefully fit in and reinforce the the traditional, small town character of downtown Wayzata. The ground floor is designed to house upscale retail tenants with private office spaces on the two floors above.

4999 FRANCE AVENUE SOUTH -  MINNEAPOLIS, MN
This  40,000 SF mixed-use building extends the upscale shopping district of 50th & France from Edina across the street into Minneapolis.  The building reflects the neighborhood's character by presenting a complimentary street facade of varying volumes and roof configurations.  Projecting bays provide variation, natural light, and views of the surrounding retail district. Amenities include underground parking, above average tenant ceiling heights, and oversized windows that flood the space with natural light. 

1221 NICOLLET MALL - MINNEAPOLIS, MN
This building was designed in such a manner that there are only two freestanding columns on each floor, allowing maximum space planning options for the tenants.  The landscaped plaza, consisting of a fountain and reflecting pools, was designed to be an extension of Nicollet Mall.  The L-shaped footprint of the building respectfully defers to the historic Westminster Presbyterian Church next door by preserving an unobstructed view of its south elevation.

DAYTON'S -  MAPLEWOOD
The 225,000 square foot, two-level department store anchors a medium-sized shopping mall in a suburb of St. Paul, MN.  The design features a series of architectural precast pilasters and moldings.  Large niches containing lighting flank the exterior entries, adding to the perceived depth of the elevation and enhancing the nighttime appearance of the building.

INVESTORS SAVINGS BANK - WAYZATA, MN
This building was built as the main headquarters of Investors Savings Bank.  The design is a romantic response to the village character of Wayzata, and has received enthusiastic support from the towns design review committee.  Although its three stories and basement incorporate a total of 50,000 SF, the scale of the building was kept modest by expressing the third floor as an attic.