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HQ Apartments

Minneapolis, MN

New 17-story residential tower located at Portland Ave. at 9th Street in downtown Minneapolis. 306-unit apartment residence has been named “H.Q.” Owned by Kraus-Anderson, H.Q. is part of the new comprehensive, mixed-use block development that also features Kraus-Anderson’s new home office, a 160-room hotel and Finnegan’s microbrewery. Designed by Elness Swenson Graham (ESG) Architects Inc., the apartment tower’s signature design reflects the excitement of the developing urban community of East Town. H.Q. has a brick masonry base on levels 1-9 that relates to the brick and stone context found throughout historic Elliott Park. Levels 10-17 are clad in a contemporary, high quality aluminum composite metal panel and the upper floors cant out at an angle to create a signature look. Street level walk-out units provide front porches with eyes on the street along Portland Avenue. Metal clad bays also provide articulation along the building façade. Inside, the highly transparent, two story lobby will include a lounge with a bar and many seating areas, allowing residents to meet visitors or their neighbors for informal get-togethers or planned social events. A second-floor seating section, TV area and meeting space overlook the first-floor lobby lounge. A generous fitness facility faces the courtyard and activates the west side of the first floor. The ninth floor hosts several other discrete “hang out” spaces, including a full demonstration kitchen and bar, multiple TV and game areas. The outdoor terrace will be home to a large social spa, several lounging and seating areas, and a cooking section, all with outstanding downtown and stadium views. Property management will be provided by Saturday Properties, based in Minneapolis.
New 17-story residential tower located at Portland Ave. at 9th Street in downtown Minneapolis. 306-unit apartment residence has been named “H.Q.” Owned by Kraus-Anderson, H.Q. is part of the new comprehensive, mixed-use block development that also features Kraus-Anderson’s new home office, a 160-room hotel and Finnegan’s microbrewery. Designed by Elness Swenson Graham (ESG) Architects Inc., the apartment tower’s signature design reflects the excitement of the developing urban community of East Town. H.Q. has a brick masonry base on levels 1-9 that relates to the brick and stone context found throughout historic Elliott Park. Levels 10-17 are clad in a contemporary, high quality aluminum composite metal panel and the upper floors cant out at an angle to create a signature look. Street level walk-out units provide front porches with eyes on the street along Portland Avenue. Metal clad bays also provide articulation along the building façade. Inside, the highly transparent, two story lobby will include a lounge with a bar and many seating areas, allowing residents to meet visitors or their neighbors for informal get-togethers or planned social events. A second-floor seating section, TV area and meeting space overlook the first-floor lobby lounge. A generous fitness facility faces the courtyard and activates the west side of the first floor. The ninth floor hosts several other discrete “hang out” spaces, including a full demonstration kitchen and bar, multiple TV and game areas. The outdoor terrace will be home to a large social spa, several lounging and seating areas, and a cooking section, all with outstanding downtown and stadium views. Property management will be provided by Saturday Properties, based in Minneapolis.
New 17-story residential tower located at Portland Ave. at 9th Street in downtown Minneapolis. 306-unit apartment residence has been named “H.Q.” Owned by Kraus-Anderson, H.Q. is part of the new comprehensive, mixed-use block development that also features Kraus-Anderson’s new home office, a 160-room hotel and Finnegan’s microbrewery. Designed by Elness Swenson Graham (ESG) Architects Inc., the apartment tower’s signature design reflects the excitement of the developing urban community of East Town. H.Q. has a brick masonry base on levels 1-9 that relates to the brick and stone context found throughout historic Elliott Park. Levels 10-17 are clad in a contemporary, high quality aluminum composite metal panel and the upper floors cant out at an angle to create a signature look. Street level walk-out units provide front porches with eyes on the street along Portland Avenue. Metal clad bays also provide articulation along the building façade. Inside, the highly transparent, two story lobby will include a lounge with a bar and many seating areas, allowing residents to meet visitors or their neighbors for informal get-togethers or planned social events. A second-floor seating section, TV area and meeting space overlook the first-floor lobby lounge. A generous fitness facility faces the courtyard and activates the west side of the first floor. The ninth floor hosts several other discrete “hang out” spaces, including a full demonstration kitchen and bar, multiple TV and game areas. The outdoor terrace will be home to a large social spa, several lounging and seating areas, and a cooking section, all with outstanding downtown and stadium views. Property management will be provided by Saturday Properties, based in Minneapolis.
New 17-story residential tower located at Portland Ave. at 9th Street in downtown Minneapolis. 306-unit apartment residence has been named “H.Q.” Owned by Kraus-Anderson, H.Q. is part of the new comprehensive, mixed-use block development that also features Kraus-Anderson’s new home office, a 160-room hotel and Finnegan’s microbrewery. Designed by Elness Swenson Graham (ESG) Architects Inc., the apartment tower’s signature design reflects the excitement of the developing urban community of East Town. H.Q. has a brick masonry base on levels 1-9 that relates to the brick and stone context found throughout historic Elliott Park. Levels 10-17 are clad in a contemporary, high quality aluminum composite metal panel and the upper floors cant out at an angle to create a signature look. Street level walk-out units provide front porches with eyes on the street along Portland Avenue. Metal clad bays also provide articulation along the building façade. Inside, the highly transparent, two story lobby will include a lounge with a bar and many seating areas, allowing residents to meet visitors or their neighbors for informal get-togethers or planned social events. A second-floor seating section, TV area and meeting space overlook the first-floor lobby lounge. A generous fitness facility faces the courtyard and activates the west side of the first floor. The ninth floor hosts several other discrete “hang out” spaces, including a full demonstration kitchen and bar, multiple TV and game areas. The outdoor terrace will be home to a large social spa, several lounging and seating areas, and a cooking section, all with outstanding downtown and stadium views. Property management will be provided by Saturday Properties, based in Minneapolis.

Part of the Award-Winning KA Block Mixed Use Development

Developed, constructed and owned by Kraus-Anderson, the 17-story, 306-unit apartment residence is the first high-level apartment building in Elliot Park neighborhood. Designed by ESG Architects, HQ's distinctive, sophisticated features provide professional lifestyle comforts along with the playful ambience of a high-class spy thriller. Amenities include a sleek, soaring lobby lounge, 'secret' martini bar, hidden door library, gym-quality fitness center, pool terrace, demonstration kitchen, club room, dog walk and underground parking. HQ's landscaped setback from Portland Avenue augments the Portland bicycle corridor. Just two blocks from Hennepin County Medical Center and other prominent businesses, HQ makes prime headquarters for downtown professionals.

Details

Project:

HQ Apartments

Client:

Kraus-Anderson Companies, Inc.

Location:

Minneapolis, MN

Size:

293,300 s.f.

Architect/Engineer:

ESG Architects

Kraus-Anderson Role:

Construction Manager at Risk, Owner, Developer

Property Type:

Residential

Status:

For Lease

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