Every year, Finance & Commerce recognizes the top construction projects in Minnesota. Congratulations to all of the teams who are recognized – we’re honored to partner with you and help create these impressive buildings.
Minnesota Senate Building
“The group had 20 months to design and build a structure that would house all 67 Minnesota senators, support public participation in the legislative process, and serve the public for a century. The building was completed on time in January 2016 and was to accommodate that year’s legislative session.”
Egan services provided: curtainwall, glass/glazing, sunshades, and metal panels
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T3
“Billed as the largest modern mass timber commercial office building in the country, T3 stands for Timber, Transit and Technology. With a North Loop location next to the Cedar Lake Trail and Target Field Station, the moniker fits the bill.”
Egan services provided: curtainwall, glass/glazing, aluminum entrances, aluminum window system, and storefront
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versity of Minnesota Bee and Pollinator Lab
“Bees and researchers doing groundbreaking work to protect bee health are all abuzz at the University of Minnesota’s new state-of-the-art Bee and Pollinator Research Lab.”
Egan services provided: HVAC and plumbing
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U.S. Bank Stadium
“U.S. Bank Stadium, the Minnesota Vikings’ billion-dollar baby, debuted last summer as the largest – and perhaps the most debated — construction project in Minnesota history. The goal for all stakeholders was the same: to build the best multipurpose stadium in the U.S.”
Egan services provided: curtainwall, glass/glazing, and communication and electrical systems for electronic video displays
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Wells Fargo Downtown East Corporate Campus
“The regional headquarters facility has two 17-story towers offering 1.2 million square feet of office space. More than 5,000 Wells Fargo employees work in a space meant to encourage team collaboration and communication. To top off the project and create an inviting atmosphere, Ryan proposed a new 4.2-acre urban park adjacent to the campus, which the city and Wells Fargo both welcomed.”
Egan’s services provided: building automation, lighting control, sound masking, and extensive building analytics, and intelligent building network
#34 in the country – Egan’s InterClad team was recognized by 
The Ramsey County Library system just opened its newest renovated branch in Shoreview, Minn. This new 38,000-square-foot building increases space from the previous location by 10,000 square feet, and gives library-goers a new experience with interactive displays, 3D printers, and additional computers and seating.
curtainwall and 300 square feet of aluminum panels on the exterior of the building. Interior glass, sliding glass doors, mirrors, and one all-glass interior wall add to the overall modern-feel of the Library. Sound performance glass was also installed between the children and adult areas for sound control. 
Construction projects involve great collaboration. Engineers, designers, general contractors, specialty contractors, suppliers – all must work together. But it’s not often that these relationships evolve from vendor to customer.
The new expansion to their Owatonna facility adds over 360,000 square feet to the existing 1.2 million square feet facility. Egan’s Southern Minnesota team is providing electrical services to this new space, including general lighting and power.
In addition, one of Egan’s Senior Project Managers from our InterClad team, Deb Linquist, was featured in 
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Xcel Energy @ 401 Nicollet
As a result, InterClad is planning far in advance for many of their upcoming projects. For example, work is just beginning on the Minnesota Multi-Purpose Stadium (Vikings). InterClad is providing over 200,000 square feet of glass for this job that was ordered 24 weeks in advance from Viracon. Normally, this glass volume would have to be ordered six to eight weeks in advance.