This presentation is a report back from community engagement with the Catholic Charities suite of housing properties in the North Loop Root District. The feedback from residents about the redevelopment of the area provide important guidance for developers and the City of Minneapolis.

Northern Lights.mn supports artists in the creation and presentation of art in the public sphere to imagine new interactions between people, artwork and place.

NūLoop Partners is working with the Urban Land Institute of Minnesota to study Net Zero redevelopment paradigms for the Root District. This presentation frames the work and lists the key questions for the expert panel to explore in 2022.

A substantive presentation of redevelopment frameworks for the Minneapolis Farmer’s Market area, aspirationally being called “The Root District.” The three primary areas of focus are EQUITY, CREATIVITY, and CLIMATE.

This report provides key analysis and explorations for the redevelopment of the North Loop Root District. The collaborative was facilitated by the Minnesota Design Center.

This presentation offers a sweeping review of land use work explored to date, and a framework for future envisioning around the Farmer’s Market area.

An in depth exploration of how the under-side of elevated highways can be transformed through public-private partnerships.

A wide-reaching dive into economic data around the impacts of COVID on our marketplace. This was presented by Ron Wirtz, Director, Outreach, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.

This presentation outlines key principles and best practices for transit oriented development. The continued growth of the Greater North Loop area is inextricably linked to transit oriented development. And, thus the primacy of this brief and principles presentation by Lucy Galbraith, Transit Oriented Development for Metro Transit.

This document memorializes the discussions from the June 2019 workshop, and analyzes and evaluates prior plan guidance. The document is to be used as guidance for future planning and implementation around the station area. The memo identifies the outstanding needs: 1) investments in capital improvements in the built environment, 2) building consensus and conducting community building efforts, and 3) encouraging economic development strategies for the area.