- Sector: Residential
- Location: Bloomington, MN
- Architect/Specifier: Elness Swenson Graham Architects, Inc.
- Product(s): Roller Shades Roller Shades FR
In 2006, sustainable design came to Minnesota in two glass boxes ? Reflections at Bloomington Central Station. Designed by Elness Swenson Graham Architects of Minneapolis, in collaboration with architects Alliance of Toronto, these two 17-story glass residential towers stand beside the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge. Together they showcase sustainability, transparency, and environmentally friendly beauty.
It didn?t take long for these condos to fill up. The sleek, transparent towers, devoid of balconies or ornamentation, attracted new residents in droves. One good reason? Triple-glazed floor-to-ceiling windows, many of which look out on the neighboring wetlands. They also allow natural light into 97% of the interior spaces. In addition, Reflections was the first high-rise condo project in Minnesota to earn LEED certification.
It didn?t take long for these condos to fill up. The sleek, transparent towers, devoid of balconies or ornamentation, attracted new residents in droves. One good reason? Triple-glazed floor-to-ceiling windows, many of which look out on the neighboring wetlands. They also allow natural light into 97% of the interior spaces. In addition, Reflections was the first high-rise condo project in Minnesota to earn LEED certification.
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