2016 NAIOP Minnesota Awards of Excellence honors PrairieCare and Würth Adams

Monday, September 26th, 2016

Pope Architects is honored to have been involved with two projects selected for the 33rd Annual NAIOP Minnesota Awards of Excellence program.

The NAIOP Minnesota Awards of Excellence celebrates commercial real estate in Minnesota by selecting exceptional developments in diverse industries. Judges toured projects and evaluated them for project development, architectural integrity, market feasibility, sustainable attributes and overall success.

Finance & Commerce announced the winning projects in the 10 categories ranging from office to healthcare.

PrairieCare Child Psychiatric Hospital, Brooklyn Park

[ MEDICAL OFFICE / MEDICAL ]

The PrairieCare Child Psychiatric Hospital serves 1,500 youth annually, positively impacting families and children through mental health resources and compassionate healthcare. The new hospital opened in 2015 and was designed by Pope Architects. PrairieCare’s vision is to transform psychiatric care, and this hospital transforms care through its design. The overarching goal was to create a highly secure setting that is aesthetically approachable, tailored towards its population, and non-institutional. This is accomplished in part through non-obtrusive security features, innovative psychiatric building materials, vibrant finishes and access to an abundance of nature. PrairieCare’s elegant building provides a welcoming cornerstone to the Brooklyn Park development.

See more photos of PrairieCare’s new hospital.

Northcross Business Park – Würth Adams Corporate Headquarters, United Properties

[ INDUSTRIAL BUILD-TO-SUIT ]

Würth Adams moved into its new North American headquarters at United Properties’ Northcross Business Park in August 2015. Pope Architects teamed with Würth Adams to design the new 165,000-square-foot office/warehouse facility at 9485 Winnetka Ave. N. in Brooklyn Park. United Properties leases the building to the company.

See more photos of Würth Adams. 


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