By the time Residential Architect profiled him in our July 2005 issue, David Salmela, FAIA, had already achieved national respect for his sensitive regional modernism. Since then, rather than rest on his laurels, the Duluth, Minn.-based Salmela has continued to evolve as an architect. More
A Q&A with the firm behind the James I. Swenson Civil Engineering Building at the... More
A Q&A with the firm behind the James I. Swenson Civil Engineering Building at the... More
The engineering building at the University of Minnesota, Duluth, won over the 2012... More
The engineering building at the University of Minnesota, Duluth, won over the 2012 Evergreen Awards judges in the New Construction category with its water-management strategies. More
Sports celebs opening restaurants is nothing new. In 1929, there was the Naniboujou Lodge. More
A LEED Platinum–certified classroom building in a nature preserve in Duluth, Minn.... More
A LEED Platinum–certified classroom building in a nature preserve in Duluth, Minn., designed by Salmela Architect, incorporates Passive Haus design strategies to meet performance goals. More
2011 Annual Design Review: Grow: Citation More
