Project Overview
BKBM provided structural and civil engineering services for a five-story, 262,000-square-foot residential structure with 180 units in Minneapolis, MN. The development features four levels of wood-frame construction above two levels of precast framing, including one level below grade for parking, and integrates additional retail and major site infrastructure improvements.
Project Highlights
- Integrated Multi-Use Facility:
- Main building with four levels of wood construction over two levels of precast framing, creating a robust, flexible platform for residential living and below grade parking.
- Civil and demolition work for razing an existing elevator and mill on the 3.7-acre site to prepare for new construction.
- Retail Component:
- Design of a separate 11,000-square-foot retail building, utilizing metal stud framing and interior structural steel beams and columns for flexible tenant fit-out.
- Advanced Site & Utility Engineering:
- Engineered a 1,450 linear foot underground stormwater treatment system, managed by the City of Minneapolis, to meet modern sustainability and water quality requirements.
- Designed 183 linear feet of new City roadway to enhance site access, circulation, and neighborhood integration.
Engineering Solutions
BKBM coordinated efficient structural systems for both residential and retail portions, balancing durability, value, and future tenant adaptability. Civil engineering addressed complex site preparation, modern stormwater requirements, and critical city infrastructure extensions for a seamless urban development.
Results & Impact
This development delivers high-density housing and vibrant retail to a key Minneapolis neighborhood, revitalizing the site and integrating state-of-the-art infrastructure. BKBM’s engineering ensured a sustainable, resilient, and community-focused project that meets the demands of urban living and city oversight.
1967
15,000+
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Minneapolis & Denver