It all began with a simple email.

Chad recalls, “In March of 2021, Ryan Sadeghi, Account Director at a local architecture fim, reached out to us about a four-unit condominium project on Lowry Hill he was spearheading for the owners, who happened to be his parents.” 

Ryan had just received preliminary approval from the city and was in the early stages of assembling an award-winning team of architects, designers and builders. The last piece of the puzzle involved finding a partner he could count on for expertise in ensuring the stunning work of art and architecture they were creating would appeal to the right audience of discerning potential buyers.

It's no surprise Berg Larsen Group was at the top of the list. As premier Realtors in upper-bracket…

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In 2019, PKA Architecture was presented with a rare opportunity: design a boutique four-unit condominium in a historic location overlooking the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden and the iconic downtown skyline. 

“It was one of those dream projects where the client was so full of enthusiasm it was contagious,” Kris says. “They were all about creating something special that would be a legacy building in the neighborhood.”

“Kris and I took a lot of inspiration from the location,” Craig adds. “We wanted each unit to frame the perfect view of the city.” 

They succeeded in a breathtaking way. Step into any unit and you’ll be greeted by the dazzling tapestry of the Minneapolis skyline. Floor-to-ceiling windows run the full width of the room, beckoning you…

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As an account director at a major architectural firm in Minneapolis, Ryan Sadeghi has spearheaded many projects, but none quite as personal as 35 Groveland Terrace.

“You could say I was born for this one,” Ryan jokes, having grown up in the 1905 house that used to stand on the site. But a few years ago, Ryan’s family decided it was time to start an exciting new chapter. 

“We wanted to share this special location and all the great experiences it offered us with three other families,” he says. “My parents envisioned a boutique, four-unit condominium they could live in that plays off the surrounding architecture and the history of Lowry Hill.”

Ryan partnered with PKA Architecture to bring that vision to life, embracing a contemporary design…

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