Fargo artist Mara Morken has installed a mesmerizing, liltingly lovely art piece — sort of like a capiz-shell chandelier on steroids — in the atrium of Kilbourne Group’s 300 on Broadway. It’s called, fittingly enough, “Circles.”
Mike Allmendinger jokingly calls it “Geotechnical Awareness Day.”
To Doug Burgum, a boarded-up storefront is a challenge.
Have American cities built themselves into a decline? That’s a central question posed by Strong Towns, a non-profit organization that
Fargo artist extraordinaire Mara Morken has given Fargo window shoppers more eye candy.
We’re Kilbourne Group. We love Downtown Fargo. Why? Where do we begin …
It’s hard to believe that we launched the first issue of the Kilbourne Group newsletter a year ago.
We’re excited to announce that Kilbourne Group has purchased a property in downtown Fargo known as The Loretta Block. The property, located at 208 through 212 Broadway, has interesting roots.
With rising rivers now a thing of the past (at least for awhile), it seems that spring has sprung in downtown Fargo.
