Down in the Valley worked with PlanForce to help turn their business goals into code-compliant, functional, and cost-effective reality.
Colorado-based DirecTV engaged PlanForce to design its Minnesota call center, consisting of 80-90 call stations, private offices, and conference rooms.
The owner of Chris’ Food Center sought a “landmark structure” that would be distinctive, energy efficient, and a source of pride for the community.
PlanForce has been helping Burger King re-brand their stores to attract an ever more demanding quick serve clientele. These locations are a reflection of that work.
When Tenenz Inc. moved into their new office, they wanted to bring more light into the “cave-like” entryway and break up the long, straight hallways.
PlanForce helped Arcserve subdivide a large corporate office into two tenant spaces, with minimal impact to existing construction.
Built in 1924 as a dry goods storage facility, 811 Glenwood is a classic, reinforced concrete building that, thanks to adaptive reuse architecture and interiors, is now a cornerstone of a developing creative corridor.
The Broadway is a newly renovated building that includes a mix of office and retail tenants. It is situated at a prominent intersection in NE Minneapolis and is a welcoming addition to the community.
PlanForce helped Cox Insurance improve operations, image, visibility, and increase the value of their building with a new design that reflects the warmth of the company’s approach to business.
Eastside Food Co-op was functioning at top capacity, and its Board of Directors decided to expand. PlanForce helped them design and implement a 5,700 SF grocery space that included a coffee shop, community room, office space, employee break room, receiving, and produce.