Development of a new 7 story apartment building on Hennepin Avenue in Uptown Minneapolis.

A mobile ATM at the site of what was a Wells Fargo bank.

A storm moves in over a large development in Uptown Minneapolis.

Target Field in Minneapolis as seen from the North Loop with construction cranes.

A new housing development begins on the site of the burned O'Reilly Auto Parts store.

Construction happening at the former Uptown Theatre in Uptown Minneapolis.

Little Caesars "We're Open" sign. The store was closed after being damaged during unrest.

The US Bank Branch on Lake Street being rebuilt.

Road construction on interstate 35W in South Minneapolis with the city skyline in the background.

Scaffolding under the 10th Avenue bridge. The bridge over the Mississippi River underwent a major rehab.

Construction workers work to repair the side of US Bank Stadium in November 2020.

Construction site in downtown Minneapolis with wood that reads “Stay happy stay safe”.

The 10th Avenue Bridge under renovation near downtown Minneapolis.

The 10th Avenue bridge in Minneapolis under renovation.

A bilingual “No Trespassing / Prohibido el Paso” sign from Ryan Companies hangs on a temporary chain-link fence surrounding an active construction site. The green and white color scheme with the company’s signature shamrock logo reflects the standardized branding used across many Midwest urban development projects. Signs like this are common throughout downtown Minneapolis, where Ryan has been involved in large-scale mixed-use and infrastructure redevelopment in recent years.

An aerial view captures the excavation shaft for a massive water main tunnel beneath the Mississippi River. The reinforced concrete cylinder serves as the launch point for a tunnel boring machine, visible nearby, which will cut through layers of limestone and shale to create a new conduit linking the city’s water systems. The project represents a critical upgrade to regional infrastructure, designed to improve reliability and resilience while accommodating future demand across Minneapolis and St. Paul.

The shaft being made that will bring a tunnel boring machine to bore a tunnel under the Mississippi River for a water main.

A tower crane at the site of the new RBC Gateway development in Downtown Minneapolis.

Skyway under construction in downtown Minneapolis.

Formerly the Harris Machinery building has since been renovated into The Market at Malcolm Yards.