Grant County Courthouse building

Grant County Courthouse

Unique historic architecture restored and renovated to modern standards.

Facts & Stats

Building

Client

Grant County

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Market Type

Government

Two diamonds

Square Footage

25,000 SF

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Location

Elbow Lake, Minnesota

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Completion Date

2017

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Global Impact Stat

Listed on National Register of Historic Places

With the use of grant funds, we were able to revitalize this historic landmark and make it more sustainable and functional. We replaced the windows and roof with energy-efficient materials; we installed a geothermal ground-source HVAC system; and we upgraded the fire protection and electrical systems to meet modern standards. In addition, we restored the interior of the building with care and respect for its original character.

Our team engineered the mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection systems with expertise and creativity. We also designed the lighting and interior finishes with attention to detail and aesthetics.

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