Minneapolis, MN

Miller Dunwiddie helped turn a century-old building into a state-of-the-art geometry center. The original building was three stories and constructed of masonry and reinforced concrete. A fourth floor “roof house” was added in 1919. We converted this unique space into a high-tech educational facility, including: workstations, offices, computer labs, a video production laboratory, conference rooms, and classrooms. Interior architectural forms were derived from the building’s 1920’s industrial architecture. Earth tone colors were selected to tie today’s activities with the building’s heritage.