Over the past twenty-five years our firm has remained committed to working with municipalities on the planning and design of public works/ maintenance facilities, fire stations, parks and rec facilities, historic restoration projects, pump houses/ lift stations, water treatment plants, city halls, and community centers.
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The City used a proposed multi-family private development as an opportunity to relocate and upgrade its municipal golf course operation. The project consists of a vehicle storage area, a vehicle maintenance area, a wash bay, and administrative employee areas. The site also includes covered material storage bins, an exterior wash out area for mowers, and a fueling island.
The new multi-level facility provides the city with approximately 129,900 square feet of space and consists of 33,730 square feet of maintenance/ mezzanine space and shops, 18,828 square feet of office space, and 76,025 square feet of vehicle storage space (35,520 of which was existing space which was renovated).
This building and site were chosen after years of looking for suitable sites. Edina has limited real estate available for such large projects, but the previous inhabitants operations were of a large enough scale that the existing buildings and site layout were reasonably cohesive with the Public Works plans.
The site includes, as most of our projects do, a salt storage structure, a fueling island, storm water storage and bulk material storage and staging, as well as vehicle parking, state of the art vehicle maintenance and a service area. The office space is multi-purpose, and can also be used for staff functions and after-hours city uses, such as voting and city meetings.
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Tom Waldren
Sep 16, 2021
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Ourselves Architects are the best in the business for Public Works jobs. Their knowledge and experience, and how they work with Owners and General Contractors, is second to none. More personalized service than the big box Architects, better detailed drawings, and a willingness to work through ideas from the craft personnel themselves.