The Plains Art Museum: A Warehouse Converted Into Galleries
An art museum in a converted early twentieth-century warehouse in downtown Fargo, combining original brick with white gallery spaces.
The Fargo Air Museum: One Decision About the Aircraft
An aviation museum in Fargo, North Dakota, with aircraft displayed in hangar-scale space.
The Sanctuary Events Center: Four Ways Out of the Stained-Glass Problem
A converted church in Fargo, North Dakota, with stained glass windows, restored hardwood floors and an open nave used for events.
The Fargo Theatre: How the Marquee Frame Is Actually Made
A 1926 cinema in downtown Fargo, North Dakota, with a neon marquee, Art Deco interior and a restored auditorium.
The Elks Lodge, Grand Forks: The One Decision That Governs Everything
A Grand Forks lodge hall, where one decision about the light determines what the whole gallery looks like.
The Grand Theatre, Grand Forks: What It Suits, and What It Does Not
A historic Grand Forks theatre — dramatic where it counts, and genuinely awkward in four specific ways.
The Grand Forks Country Club: One Frame, and How It Is Made
A Grand Forks country club with open ground and a level horizon — and the one frame that combination gives.
The Alerus Center, Grand Forks: Field Notes on a Very Large Venue
A Grand Forks arena and events centre — what a building of this scale asks of a photographer, and what it gives back.
The North Dakota Heritage Center, Bismarck: The Problem, and Four Ways Out
A modern Bismarck museum with dark galleries and a bright atrium — and four ways to work the gap between them.
The Lewis and Clark Riverboat, Bismarck: The Light Through a Day
A Missouri River boat at Bismarck, taken hour by hour — where a moving venue puts the light.