TWIN CITIES: ST PAUL - · PDF fileTWIN CITIES: ST PAUL photo report Buildings visited during a four day stay in Minneapolis and St Paul. All pictures taken by the report’s author

TWIN CITIES: ST PAUL photo report

Buildings visited during a four day stay in Minneapolis and St Paul.

All pictures taken by the report’s author.

Buildings grouped by location within the city.

List of locations:

1 Downtown 3 Summit

2 Lowertown 4 Hamline-Midway

ST PAUL DOWNTOWN

Landmark Center (1892) and Travelers Insurance Companies complex

Travelers Insurance Companies (entry pavilion and tower), Kohn Pedersen Fox (1991)

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Wells Fargo Place, 37 floors, 471 feet, Winsor/Faricy and WZMH Architects (1987)

Ecolab Corporate Center, 22 floors, 305 feet, Bergsted Wahlberg and Wold (1968)

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Women City Club, Magnus and Elsa Jemne (1931)

Art Deco building on corner of Kellogg Blvd and Market Street

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Ordway Center for the Performing Arts, Benjamin Thompson and Associates (1985)

River Center, Hammel Green and Abrahamson, Inc. (1998)

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Science Museum of Minnesota, Ellerbe Becket (2000)

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Minnesota Children Museum, James/Snow Architects (1995)

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Building with parking facilities and connecting skyway on 7th and Wabasha streets

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Orville L. Freeman State Office Building, Pickard Chilton Architects (2005)

ST PAUL LOWERTOWN

Galtier Plaza, towers & renovated complex, Miller Hanson Westwerbech & Bell (1986)

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Heritage Preservation District: Mears Park, Brad Goldberg and Don Ganje (1992)

Heritage Preservation District: on the left, Parkside Apartments - original building, Cass Gilbert (1892); renovation for residential use, Bower Lewis Thrower Architects (1986)-; on the right, Park Square Court - original building, J. Walter Stevens (1886), renovation, Miller Hanson Westerbeck & Bell (1982)-

ST PAUL SUMMIT

Minnesota History Center by HGA (1992)

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James J. Hill House historic home, Peabody Stearns and Furber (1891)

Sample of additional historic homes

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Mount Zion Temple, Erich Mendelson (1955)

ST PAUL HAMLINE-MIDWAY

St. Columba Catholic Church, Barry Byrne (1951)

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Hamline University, School of Law Building, Hammel Green & Abrahamson (1980)

Jehovah Lutheran Church, Harold Spitznagel (1963)