Not too long ago city leaders and residents in downtown Minneapolis looked at the Mississippi Riverfront with disdain. For as long as Minneapolis has been in existence city dwellers had always been robbed of it natural attraction from the demands of commerce. Over the past 15 years as the old industry has slowly left the downtown core for cheaper land in the outlying areas neighborhoods began to emerge like North Loop and the Mill District.
Suddenly the limited parks and trails along the riverfront started to get used by the new residents in the area. Stop by the Stone Arch bridge on any weekend and it is packed with walkers, bikers and tourists, of all ages. Minneapolis Parks and Recreation issued a challenge to all landscape and design based strategy firms across the world: bring us your brightest and latest concepts that incorporate the riverfront in a bold way. Firms responded from all over the world with ideas--the top concepts were chosen by a cadre of public and private groups and published in a simple book.
The top 2 landscape design firms have now been chosen along with a team of development and strategy firms to implements the concepts brought forth through the competition to implement the reuse of our riverfront. Stay tuned to these exciting updates! In the meantime search for Minneapolis condos right here.
The top 2 landscape design firms have now been chosen along with a team of development and strategy firms to implements the concepts brought forth through the competition to implement the reuse of our riverfront. Stay tuned to these exciting updates! In the meantime search for Minneapolis condos right here.