Anderson Trucking Service (ATS) broke ground for a 20,000 square foot expansion to its corporate office on July 11, 2016.  The ATS Corporate headquarters is a prominent landmark on the south end of St. Cloud, MN.  
McGough Construction is serving as construction manager. Construction is expected to be completed in spring of 2017.  Click here to learn more. 

The project soon to become Franklin Business Center is underway .....read more..

GLTArchitects is pleased to be partnering with Inventure Properties, LLC and Boser Construction in the design of Franklin Avenue Holdings, LLC.

This ground breaking ceremony marks the construction and renovation of the buildings located on Franklin Avenue NE., of which will included new exterior upgrades and a complete construction of a new modern, 13,600 square foot professional building; space available for lease.  
Encompassing the renovated, expanded remodeled building will be Absolute Outdoor as well as Wilcox Family Dentistry relocating to the newly renovated space.  
The work is scheduled to be completed summer of 2016.

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The ribbon-cutting ceremony was recently held for the gym addition to the Roosevelt Boys & Girls Club in St. Cloud, MN. A fire last year at the adjacent school building left the Club without access to a gymnasium space. The design and construction of the gym began almost immediately after the fire and now has been completed and occupied to the joy of the kids at the Club. An art room and enlarged Youth space, along with several offices were also included in the addition.  Read more here....

The Paramount Theatre is now ready for more shows, thanks to new seats and other associated work facilitated by GLTArchitects. See WJON article and video here.
The previous seats had been in place since the 1998 renovation, after they had been removed from Stewart Hall at St. Cloud State University and refurbished.   The new layout, increases seating capacity by over 100 while providing greater comfort to patrons.  GLTArchitects was also responsible for the design of the 1998 renovation of the Paramount Theatre.  To learn more about the original renovation project, please click here.

The Paramount Theatre may be in the dark, but not for long....
"The new seats aren't just about comfort (they are 3 inches taller and allow for cupholders) and aesthetics; more patrons can pack inside the theater. The installation will increase the seat number from about 700 to 806."
Click here to view the St.Cloud Times article.