Project Contact: Shawn James, AICP

Juxtaposition Arts (JXTA) is building a redesigned and expanded campus in North Minneapolis featuring a stormwater retention and reuse system as well as native plantings to support habitat creation.

A “stormwater street,” other stormwater management features, and prairie habitat will transform a historic NE Minneapolis campus and help protect the Mississippi River.

Heated sidewalk snowmelt systems at the new Columbia Heights City Hall help reduce salt usage and chloride pollution in our waterways.

A variety of green infrastructure will manage stormwater, create habitat, and provide educational opportunities at Xcel Energy’s new Marshall Operations Center.

A new overlook reconnecting North Minneapolis residents to the river’s edge includes native plantings and natural slope stabilization.

A pilot project in Northeast Minneapolis installed tree trenches in the boulevards to capture and treat stormwater runoff.

Improvements at this Anoka County park will treat stormwater runoff and stabilize the riverbank using bioengineering techniques.