May 1, 2019

Last week we invited you to join us on Instagram for a firm tour of Kodet Architectural Group, LTD. to get a feel for what it’s like to work in a firm in Minneapolis. This week on I Want to Work In (#iwtwi), we are featuring the top five places to eat, sleep, work, and play in Minneapolis, MN. This list will help you familiarize yourself with the city being featured in case you are interested in living and working there in the future!

top 5 places to . . .

 

Live

  1. Downtown Minneapolis – The Heart of the City adjacent to the river features the world’s largest continuous skyway system on the second level of the city!
  2. The North Loop – Is the hip revitalized warehouse area, along the river as well featuring some of the best hotels and apartments near the city.
  3. Saint Anthony Main – Is the original main street of the city before the city expanded to the West Bank of the Mississippi River. This is my neighborhood and one of my favorites!
  4. Uptown – The midtown greenway bike trail, nearby chain of lakes, and good apartments/shopping make this a top place to live and play!
  5. Mill District – Is a revitalized part of the city, with the beautiful Guthrie Theater, Mill City Museum, and nearby U.S. Bank Stadium

Work

  1. HGA Architects
  2. Snow Kreillich Architects
  3. VJAA
  4. Kodet Architectural Group
  5. MSR Design

Eat

  1. Brit’s Pub
  2. MyBurger
  3. Sebastian Joe’s Ice Cream 
  4. Red Cow
  5. Aster Cafe

Play

  1. Running along the river
  2. Walker Art Center
  3. BadAxe 
  4. Como Zoo 

Study

  1. Minneapolis Downtown Central Library
  2. AIA Minnesota
  3. University of Minnesota Rapson Hall Library
  4. Starbucks

Meet People

  1. AIA Minnesota
  2. Monday Night Volleyball
  3. St. Lawrence Young Adult Group
  4. Basilica Young Adult Group

This month, ‘I Want to Work In’ is sponsored by Kodet Architectural Group, LTD.

Looking to venture to a new city after graduation? Stay tuned each month as we highlight a new city. Want to feature your city? Send an email to kimberlytuttle@aias.org.