1963
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On June 3rd the firm of Miller Whitehead Dunwiddie opened for business
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Midwest Federal Savings and Loan – One of the few projects the firm had that first year
On June 3rd the firm of Miller Whitehead Dunwiddie opened for business
Midwest Federal Savings and Loan – One of the few projects the firm had that first year
The Metropolitan Stadium East Grandstand was just one of many projects the firm worked on for the stadium over the next 20 years
Ken Whitehead departs for an offer he couldn’t refuse - to become the Director of Long Range Planning for United Airlines
The innovative design and largest steel Hyperbolic Paraboloid Hangar at its time was completed at MSP International Airport and was the cover story in the August issue of Engineering News- Record. A few years later, the firm converted the hangar into an International Charter Terminal. The building was demolished in 2001 to make room for the new T2-Humphrey Terminal and parking structures.
The firm’s work goes international! The building design for jet engine test cells buildings found its way to Peru, Argentina, Iraq and Wales.
The restoration of the Ft. Snelling Commandant’s House receives an Honor Award from AIA Minnesota
Mark Miller, son of firm founder Bill Miller, and Craig Lau join the firm.
John Mecum joins the firm
Chosen by the State Designer Selection Board for the restoration of the State Capitol. The firm continued to provide planning, design, and preservation services for over 20 years.
Bill Miller and Foster Dunwiddie sold the firm to employees: Craig Lau and Mark Miller.
Chuck Liddy joins the firm and becomes part of the firms leadership
The firm developed a Construction Services department.
The firm provided consulting services for the move of the 2,900-ton historic Shubert Theater. The relocation two blocks away to its new home was a Guiness Book World Record. Twelve years later, the theater was restored as part of the Cowles Center for Dance and the Performing Arts
The firm started an Interior Design department with the hiring of a Certified Interior Designer.
The firm receives the AIA Minnesota Firm of the Year Award
The new Hubert H. Humphrey Terminal opened in May. The firm continues to provide design services for the terminal to accommodate for the persistent passenger growth.
1st LEED Gold Certified Project at MDA
The firm developed a Building Envelope department with the hiring of a Registered Roof Consultant and Civil Engineer specializing in waterproofing.
The firm celebrates 50 years of service!