The customer plaza opens to a double-height space to the south and a balcony to the north. The branch features three “partner tables” rather than a traditional bank teller line for improved service and stronger banker-customer relationships. There are also private offices, public and private meeting spaces, open workstations, a drive-thru lane, and an outdoor terrace. Read more about the project: https://buff.ly/42Imuc6 Snow Kreilich Architects
Bremer Bank in North Dakota is a mass timber project to remember. This location features beautiful Western Archrib glue-laminated timber decking beams and columns, in a form reminiscent of the trestle bridges of the region. The main structural elements are metal panels and high-performance glazing set outboard of the enclosure. The customer plaza opens to a double-height space to the south and a balcony to the north. The branch features three “partner tables” rather than a traditional bank teller line for improved service and stronger banker-customer relationships. There are also private offices, public and private meeting spaces, open workstations, a drive-thru lane, and an outdoor terrace. Read more about the project: https://buff.ly/42Imuc6 Snow Kreilich Architects Mass Timber: Western Archrib Architect: Snow Kreilich Architects General Contractor: Craft Construction North Dakota Engineer: Studio NYL #architect #sustainablebuilding #GreenArchitecture #architecturelovers #architecturedesign #archdaily #structuralengineering #dezeen #zerocarbon #architects #BuildingWithWood #WoodArchitecture #greenbuilding #construction #engineering #sustainability #glulam #masstimber #buildbright