MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN EXCHANGE BUILDING
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Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Minneapolis Grain Exchange, originally known as the Chamber of Commerce Building, is a set of three interconnected structures built between 1904 and 1928. Each structure is an excellent example of commerical design at the beginning of the twentieth century, and is significant as well for its use of early “highrise” masonry construction.
Schematic Design
Construction Documents
Real Estate Reports
Historical Finishes Research & Finishes Restoration
Window & Door Replacement
Masonry Repair & Terra-cotta Replacement
National Register of Historic Places Nomination
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