Snow Kreilich Architects https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/1887 en-us A Community Center by Snow Kreilich Architects Offers Refuge in an Underserved Saint Paul Neighborhood http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/18053 Tue, 03 Mar 2026 00:06:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/18053-a-community-center-by-snow-kreilich-architects-offers-refuge-in-an-underserved-saint-paul-neighborhood Snow Kreilich’s Esox House Delivers Community-Centered Housing to an Industrial Stretch of St. Paul The 221-unit apartment building anchors a burgeoning mixed-use community on the Minnesota city’s west side riverfront.

]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/17436 Tue, 25 Mar 2025 00:41:54 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/17436-snow-kreilichs-esox-house-delivers-community-centered-housing-to-an-industrial-stretch-of-st-paul Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis At the heart of the Minnesota mall, pedestrians might gather, find respite, or take a selfie underneath the LEDs.

]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/14200 Mon, 12 Aug 2019 09:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/14200-nicollet-mall-in-minneapolis The design team created welcoming public spaces: a reading “room” (shown) with floor-lamp-style fixtures, and a two-block-long mirror-topped trellis outlined with light. Photo © John Muggenborg The design team created welcoming public spaces: a reading “room” with floor-lamp-style fixtures, and a two-block-long mirror-topped trellis (shown) outlined with light. Photo © John Muggenborg Street poles feature color-changing beacons, small floodlights, and sculptural lanterns. Photo © John Muggenborg Photo © John Muggenborg Newport Transit Station by Snow Kreilich Architects A diminutive bus station on Minnesota’s Highway 61, just southeast of St. Paul, is the first step in a much larger redevelopment project.

]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/12514 Sat, 01 Apr 2017 08:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/12514-newport-transit-station-by-snow-kreilich-architects Photo © Corey Gaffer Photo © Corey Gaffer CHS Field by Snow Kreilich Architects, AECOM, and Ryan Architecture + Engineering Snow Kreilich Architects, AECOM, and Ryan A+E created a $64 million, 7,000-seat ballpark to be the new home of locally beloved minor league team the St. Paul Saints.]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11713 Wed, 01 Jun 2016 08:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11713-chs-field-by-snow-kreilich-architects-aecom-and-ryan-architecture-engineering The new ballpark
 sits below grade at a busy intersection in St. Paul’s historic Lowertown District. Its light steel structure, enhanced with masonry and western red cedar, echoes the material palette of the surrounding warehouses. Photo © Paul Crosby The concourse features a western red cedar canopy and creates a comfortable place for fans to congregate and socialize between innings. Photo © Paul Crosby The main entrance flows onto the street and offers passerby views of the playing field and seating bowl. Photo © Paul Crosby Photo © Paul Crosby Photo © Paul Crosby Photo © Paul Crosby Photo © Paul Crosby Photo © Paul Crosby Photo © Paul Crosby Photo © Paul Crosby Site Plan. Courtesy Snow Kreilich North Site Section. Courtesy Snow Kreilich West Site Section. Courtesy Snow Kreilich Lake Minnetonka Retreat Home Though inspiration sometimes emerges slowly, it can also flash unexpectedly, like a bolt of lightning'as it did the first time architects Julie Snow and Matthew Kreilich caught a glimpse of their clients' site along Minnesota's Lake Minnetonka.

]]> 1411-lake-minnetonka-retreat-home.asp Sat, 15 Nov 2014 23:30:00 -0500 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/8550-lake-minnetonka-retreat-home A combined living, dining, and kitchen area has views to the lake, as does the master suite perched on the floor above it. Lake Minnetonka Retreat HomeSnow Kreilich ArchitectsMinnetonka, MinnesotaA combined living, dining, and kitchen area has views to the lake, as does the master suite perched on the floor above it.Photo © Paul Crosby The house is made of two L-shaped volumes, one lying on its 'back' and the other tipped on its 'foot'. Lake Minnetonka Retreat HomeSnow Kreilich ArchitectsMinnetonka, MinnesotaThe house is made of two L-shaped volumes, one lying on its 'back' and the other tipped on its 'foot'.Photo © Paul Crosby The sculptural stair that connects the two wings of the house is custom-fabricated from folded blackened-steel plate. Lake Minnetonka Retreat HomeSnow Kreilich ArchitectsMinnetonka, MinnesotaThe sculptural stair that connects the two wings of the house is custom-fabricated from folded blackened-steel plate.Photo © Paul Crosby Lake Minnetonka Retreat Home Lake Minnetonka Retreat HomeSnow Kreilich ArchitectsMinnetonka, MinnesotaPhoto © Paul Crosby Lake Minnetonka Retreat Home Lake Minnetonka Retreat HomeSnow Kreilich ArchitectsMinnetonka, MinnesotaPhoto © Paul Crosby Lake Minnetonka Retreat Home Lake Minnetonka Retreat HomeSnow Kreilich ArchitectsMinnetonka, MinnesotaPhoto © Paul Crosby Lake Minnetonka Retreat Home Lake Minnetonka Retreat HomeSnow Kreilich ArchitectsMinnetonka, MinnesotaPhoto © Paul Crosby Lake Minnetonka Retreat Home Lake Minnetonka Retreat HomeSnow Kreilich ArchitectsMinnetonka, MinnesotaImage courtesy Snow Kreilich Architects Lake Minnetonka Retreat Home Lake Minnetonka Retreat HomeSnow Kreilich ArchitectsMinnetonka, MinnesotaImage courtesy Snow Kreilich Architects