Site work has begun for this, construction permits pulled. Two 500 foot + buildings going up at the same time in Minneapolis....it has been over 25 years since that has happened, or since we have had a 500 footer go up. We have had many just a few feet shy of 500 in that time, but none over.
With talk of energy savings in New York and the environmental impact, in particular on migratory birds, in Chicago of glass and steel structures, I wonder if more designs like this are in store for cities. Does anyone know if cladding like this is more energy efficient and better for local wildlife?
With talk of energy savings in New York and the environmental impact, in particular on migratory birds, in Chicago of glass and steel structures, I wonder if more designs like this are in store for cities. Does anyone know if cladding like this is more energy efficient and better for local wildlife?
It would be my guess that a tower with a non-reflective cladding would be much safer for migratory birds.
The 118-unit Eleven project has taken a major step forward after securing construction financing for the project. Commercial real estate projects are just plans until construction financing is secured.
A statement from Ryan Companies indicated that it is “the largest construction loan ever secured for a condominium project in the state of Minnesota.” But the amount of the loan was not disclosed.
Eleven is being developed by Luigi Bernardi of Edina-based Arcadia LLC, project sponsor and co-developer, and Minneapolis-based Ryan Cos. US Inc., which is serving as co-developer and builder. Ryan Cos. is partnering with New York-based Robert A.M. Stern Architects on the design.
The 41-story Eleven will be 550 feet tall and located in the Mill District area of downtown Minneapolis near the Mississippi River. A statement from Ryan Cos. indicated that Eleven will become “Minneapolis’ tallest residential building.”
FOOTING AND FOUNDATIONS UP TO THE BOTTOM OF LEVEL 2. SLAB ON LEVEL 2 NOT INCLUDED. BUILDING IA TYPE 1A. POST TENSIONED CONCRETE. SAC NOT INCLUDED IN THIS PERMIT. (JJL) ARCHITECT: RYAN COMPANIES KARL DRECKTRAH #47663 ENGINEER: MBJ RYAN HOPEMAN #50631
The 550-foot ultra-luxury condo tower, Eleven, officially broke ground today in Minneapolis. Reservations are no longer accepted. Binding Purchase Agreements are now in effect.
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