Investing in Legacy: Minnesota State Fair 4-H Building

Since 1939, the Minnesota State Fair 4-H Building has been a place where people from every corner of the state come together to share their talents with the broader community.
Dana Sokoll Appointed Chief Human Resources Officer

TKDA is pleased to announce the appointment of Dana Sokoll as Chief Human Resources Officer.
TKDA Expands in Southern California with New Riverside Office

The opening of TKDA’s new office in Riverside marks an important step in our continued investment in communities throughout Southern California.
Condition Assessments Are More Than a Checklist

Transit agencies rely on accurate condition assessments to prioritize investments, support State of Good Repair (SOGR) programs, and maintain reliable service.
Building Capacity Beneath Minneapolis: The Central City Parallel Storm Tunnel

Discover how the Central City Parallel Storm Tunnel helps protect downtown Minneapolis from flooding by increasing stormwater capacity and system reliability.
Fairgoers to Enjoy New Warner Coliseum Upgrades

The iconic Lee and Rose Warner Coliseum is significantly upgraded for the first time in its 75-year history.
TKDA’s Bloomington Office Recognized for Sustainable Design

Our Bloomington office remodel embodies our ambition and shared values, and we are excited to announce that this collaborative project received the Green / LEED Development Project of the Year at the 2026 Minnesota Real Estate Awards.
Reimagining Campus Dining

TKDA is redefining institutional food service as an environment that is both deeply functional and profoundly human-centered.
Moving Beyond Building Codes to Design Spaces That Truly Protect People

Building safety is never static. It is shaped by changing uses and by how people actually move through and interact with spaces over time.
When a Trail Became Something Bigger: Collaboration at the Center of the 44th Avenue NE Bridge Rehabilitation

The Anoka County Highway Department converted a 5-foot sidewalk on their 44th Avenue Bridge into a 12-foot multi-use trail.