Shakopee Flats

Shakopee, MN

This multifamily building including retail space and Mallard’s restaurant was a tight site to work on as it overlooks the Minnesota river. Including three siding products, the design was created in a pattern along the river wall.

Contractor Partner:

Greystone Construction

Materials:

  • James Hardie lap “Naval”
  • James Hardie panels “Barley Beige”
  • PAC-CLAD Flush panels “Cityscape”
  • PAC-CLAD Box Rib 1 & Box Rib 3 “Cityscape”
  • Nichiha Illumination Panels “Red Barn”

Finished Project

A red, cream and blue five-story apartment building with balconies in Shakopee, MN.
Blue and cream colored, L-shaped five-story apartment building and parking lot in Shakopee, MN.
End of a red, cream, and blue, five-story apartment building with a parking lot in Shakopee, MN.
The end of a silver, cream, and blue, five-story apartment building with a brick first floor for retail space in Shakopee, MN.
Corner of a red and silver, five-story apartment building with brick first floor retail space in Shakopee, MN.
Looking up the corner of a red and silver, five-story apartment building with balconies in Shakopee, MN.
The side of a brick two-story retail space as part of apartment building in Shakopee, MN.

Process

The back side of a red and silver, five-story apartment building with garage into underground parking in Shakopee, MN.
Looking up the side of a five-story apartment building that has siding being installed in Shakopee, MN.
An Exteriors by Highmark worker in a lift installing a balcony on apartment building in Shakopee, MN.
Blue and cream, five-story apartment building with a lift for siding that is being installed in Shakopee, MN.
Exteriors by Highmark worker on a ladder on the side of a brick building.
A five-story apartment building with siding being installed by Exteriors by Highmark worker.

Material Details

Close up on James Hardie lap "Naval" on an apartment building.
Close up of PAC-CLAD Box Rib 1 & Box Rib 3 "Cityscape" siding on apartment building.
Close up of James Hardie panels "Barley Beige" on an apartment building in Shakopee, MN.