Flour Exchange Building
- Architect
- Long and Kees
- Year
- 1892
- Style
- Chicago School
- City
- Twin Cities, MN
The Flour Exchange Building, completed in 1892 and designed by the Minneapolis firm Long and Kees, is a Chicago School office tower built for the city's grain trade. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
the building
Grain-trade office tower. The Flour Exchange Building was built as an office tower for Minneapolis's grain trade, presenting a strong commercial facade to the street.
the style
The Flour Exchange Building is designed in the Chicago School style, reflecting the commercial office-tower tradition of its 1892 construction.
More on Chicago Schoolthe architect
Long and Kees, a prominent local Minneapolis architecture firm, designed the Flour Exchange Building.
significance
The Flour Exchange Building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
nearby
- Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank
- Minneapolis City Hall
- Lumen Technologies Building
- Minneapolis Grain Exchange
- United States Post Office
- 100 Washington Square