
H+U Celebrates 2025 APWA-MN Project of the Year Award
H+U is proud to celebrate the Mississippi Gateway Regional Park project as a co-winner of the 2025 APWA–MN Project of the Year in the Structures category. Led by the Three
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H+U is proud to celebrate the Mississippi Gateway Regional Park project as a co-winner of the 2025 APWA–MN Project of the Year in the Structures category. Led by the Three

H+U can now deliver construction projects through Sourcewell, a Minnesota-based cooperative purchasing organization that simplifies public construction procurement. Partnering with Gordian, an awarded Sourcewell partner, H+U provides Job Order Contracting

The Water Works Mezzanine Phase project is a major milestone in the RiverFirst Initiative, which is revitalizing the Mississippi riverfront from downtown Minneapolis to the city’s northern edge. Designed to

The Saint Paul School District has completed a major renovation of Humboldt High School, transforming the 1970s‑era facility into a modern learning environment through a $48 million investment. The project

The City of Newport has completed its new $7.2 million City Hall and Public Safety Building, replacing two outdated facilities that were nearly seven decades old. The new two‑story building

Wipaire Manufacturing has completed a major consolidation effort by renovating a newly acquired 60,000-square-foot facility in Inver Grove Heights, bringing operations from multiple buildings under one roof. The expanded space

Cottage Grove Ravine Regional Park has been enhanced with the creation of Ravine Landing, a 6,045‑square‑foot facility that replaces a deteriorating picnic shelter and provides a much‑needed warming house for

Ridgedale Commons opened in 2023 as Minnetonka’s first urban park, created by transforming two acres of the Ridgedale Mall parking lot into a community gathering space. The project supports the

The American Indian Magnet School (AIMS), in Saint Paul, recently completed a four-year renovation that transformed both the historic 1926 building and the surrounding site. The project included a three-story

The City of Buffalo is moving forward with plans for a new community center that will transform an existing building at 114 Commerce Circle into a larger, more flexible space