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Paul Ormseth, Architect
Company Information
Contact: Paul ormseth (Architect and principal)
75 w. 5th st. suite 423
St paul, Mn 55102
Mobile
Busines 651-298-6789
Year Established: 1998
Specialties: Architects, Historic
Training/Experience:
Notes: Architectural design services for a range of project types including preservation, restoration and adaptation of older and historic buildings. Conditions assessments and documentation of existing structures. Construction management. Paul is qualified as a Historic Architecture professional under the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards.
Company Information
Project: Fourth Street Preservation Project, James Niemeyer House Addition, American Composers Forum new offices, adaptive reuse
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