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Flexibility is key at Doosan Bobcat's new regional office.
The best has only ever been best for some people. Here’s how to move beyond the status quo.
Guitar picks, hockey pucks and other mementos on the desk of the founder of Haberman and Freak Flag Organics.
Albert Lea-based online commercial design platform Mortarr brings design inspiration home to its headquarters.
Tasked with updating the common areas of the historic building in the heart of the Warehouse District, Studio BV went back in time for modern inspiration.
Company: International Dairy Queen Headquarters: Bloomington Size: 53,000 square feet Designer: HGA Architects Two goals fueled the design
Royal’s background includes stints with design agency Azul Seven and neuroscience software firm EngagedIn.
A new Prime Therapeutics headquarters brings people together on a new level.
The companies hope to encourage more small businesses to use vehicle wrap ads to boost brand visibility.
Elegance is timeless—even in one's workspace.
Company: Digi International Headquarters: Hopkins Size: 65,000 square feet Designer: Studio BV Technology communications company Digi International wanted
Local craft breweries use can art and imagery to define their brands and stand out.
Magnet360 turned a typical office into its dream space, with equal parts collective and private work zones.
Ellen Schneider Company: SPS Commerce Headquarters: 333 S. Seventh St., Minneapolis Size: Size 23,000 square feet Designer: NELSON
It takes two desks and a lot of video conferencing to manage a virtual team with clients around the country.
The books, fabrics, art, and champagne that inspire one of the Twin Cities' busiest commercial interior designers.
Media Bridge Advertising sprawls out with more space.
The public relations agency's new HQ is a shining star in the Warehouse District—literally.
Between lunges and squats, the founder of Get Healthy U is tethered to her rose gold laptop. But even at the office, she's in motion.