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Apr132011

Artspace Project - ArtCube - Still Alive Adjacent to the AAN HQ Project @artspaceusa

It's been some time since we've heard anything on the Artspace project next to the future home of the American Academy of Neurology HQ.  Promising news for the Mill District of Minneapolis.

From The Line:

$15 million ArtCube affordable artist live/work apartments in early stages

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 2011

Artspace Projects, Inc. is in the middle of putting together the funding for a $15 million development to go on a parcel near the Guthrie Theater, on the eastern edge of downtown Minneapolis. 

The project, which has been dubbed ArtCube, includes 45 affordable live/work studios for artists; it's similar to another Artspace project in Northeast, called the Jac Flats (which The Line wrote about here), according to Heidi Kurtze, the group's property development director. 

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