Projects

North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum

Location

Bismarck, ND

Architect

HGA Architects

General Contractor

Comstock Construction

Industry

Cultural


The newly expanded North Dakota Heritage Center has nearly doubled in size, featuring an additional 97,000 square feet of space. With extended exhibit space, state-of-the-art research technology, improved public amenities, and additional office and support space, the project has completely revamped the facility into a national architectural destination


MG McGrath worked with the project team to install a flat seam copper wall panel system at the front entrance of the building. This included 16,400 square feet of 16 oz Copper that was fabricated with a smooth finish. An additional 3,000 square feet of bronze and clear coated flush seam panels were fabricated and installed at the penthouse walls located on the roof. On the interior, MG McGrath installed copper composite paneling and Hunter Douglas anodized aluminum soffit panels in various dark to light shades of copper

McGrath didn’t just show us what the next steps were, they took them with us. The project came out better than we imagined because they were involved.

Steve Berg Principal, BWBR Architects