Updates

  • December 16, 2021

    The Masters of Urban and Regional Planning Students Land use planning class is holding a Community Exhibit 12/16/21 - Interrogating the Innovation District at the University Enterprise Labs.

    This semester students have been working arduously to develop 10 land use planning projects focused on reconsidering the notion of an innovation district.

    Thursday, December 16th from 6 to 8:30 pm

  • September 23, 2021

    Aquifer energy storage project wins financial backing of Mpls city council

  • August 16, 2021

    The Market at Malcolm Yards & O'Shaughnessy Distillery open



  • September 30, 2020

    Green 4th Street Enhancements Completed

  • June 30, 2020

    Metropolitan Council awards $100,000 grant for District Stormwater Phase II

  • September 01, 2019

    Towerside Innovation District Park complete

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From the Neighborhood Up: EcoDistricts Incubator

May 15, 2018 by towersideadmin

Towerside attended the EcoDistricts Incubator program in Portland this May with support from the Surdna Foundation and Minnesota Design Center. The dynamic three-day workshop brought together key project stakeholders from six district and neighborhood-scale projects around the country. In this charrette-style learning environment EcoDistricts helped each team create a customized Roadmap for their project.

Our goal was to accelerate the integration of equity, resilience, and sustainability into our work and become part of this growing community of practice in cutting edge urban redevelopment. Towerside is exploring how the EcoDistricts Protocol can be used as a management tool to guide this complex work, connect us with other global leaders in this field, and serve as a resource for other district-scale projects around the Twin Cities region.

Join Towerside Board of Directors and Members at the University of Minnesota on June 28th for a daylong EcoDistricts Foundation course to learn more about lead neighborhood projects using the EcoDistricts Protocol standard for community development.