North Dakota Heritage Center Expansion

Lit up two-story glass atrium with white beams throughout viewed from outside at nighttime.

Exterior side view of the entrance with large rectangular glass enclosure. Brick courtyard with large rocks and newly planted trees throughout.

Exterior lit concrete exhibits at nighttime on grassy knoll.

Two-story glass atrium with white architectural beams and columns holding it up.

Long, wide museum hallway with stripped flooring, dark wood panels to the left hall and light wood paneling to the right side with benches sporadically lining each wall.

Replica giant sea turtle and large fish behind glass railing at heritage museum

Stuffed buffalo exhibit at ND Heritage Museum in Bismarck, ND

Project Description

A 97,000 SF expansion and renovation to North Dakota’s largest museum located on the capitol grounds. The glass Northern Lights Atrium is a must see. The Heritage Center includes:

Three large exhibit galleries
A 200-seat auditorium
Theater
Café
Museum store
Labs
Archive storage
Offices

PROJECT DETAILS

Categories:	Government
Client:	North Dakota Heritage Center
Location:	Bismarck, ND
Surface Area:	97,000 SF
Completed:	2013
Value:	Multiple-Prime
Architect:	HGA Architects and Engineers

North Dakota Heritage Center Expansion

Project Description

PROJECT DETAILS

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