International Market Square

4 photos · 2017–2022

4 photographs tagged International Market Square, 2017–2022.

International Market Square, a historic building complex in Minneapolis, Minnesota, originally built in 1883 as a flour milling facility, now houses businesses and event spaces.
International Market Square, located in North Minneapolis, Minnesota, is a historic building complex originally constructed in 1883 as the headquarters for the Washburn Crosby Company, a predecessor to General Mills. The building served as a flour milling facility for decades before being repurposed in the late 20th century. Today, it houses a variety of businesses, showrooms, and event spaces, continuing its legacy as a significant commercial hub within the city.

International Market Square, Minneapolis, Minnesota

International Market Square, a mixed-use development in North Minneapolis, originally built in 1907 as a factory, now houses design spaces and residences.
International Market Square, Minneapolis Design Center, is a mixed-use development located in North Minneapolis. Originally constructed in 1907 as a factory for the Minneapolis Woolen Mills, the building has undergone significant redevelopment. It now houses a design center, event spaces, and residential units. The structure's industrial architecture is a notable feature, reflecting its manufacturing past.

International Market Square, Minneapolis Design Center

International Market Square from the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden
International Market Square in Minneapolis as seen from the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden.

International Market Square in Minneapolis at night

International Market Square building with yellow brick facade and IMS signage in Minneapolis.
International Market Square occupies a former Munsingwear factory at 275 Market Street in Minneapolis's North Loop. Built in 1912 for the underwear and apparel manufacturer, the building was converted in 1985 into a wholesale design center for furniture, textiles and home décor showrooms. It's listed on the National Register of Historic Places and today houses design firms, architecture offices and trade showrooms open to the public during Minneapolis's biannual design events. The rooftop signage spelling out "IMS" and "International Market Square" was added as part of the 1980s redevelopment, marking the building's shift from manufacturing to design commerce.

IMS Building, International Market Square, North Loop Minneapolis