MoZaic East

MoZaic East supports multi-modal transportation. The building sits alongside the Midtown Greenway, a 5.7-mile bicycle and walking trail corridor and is a four-minute walk from the Uptown Transit Center. The building includes more than 100 indoor and outdoor bike racks and a locker room with showers.

MoZaic East was constructed over a tunnel that provides access to MoZaic West, a mixed-use tower the Ackerberg opened in 2012. On its south side, MoZaic East features three stacked building volumes that step down to approach the Midtown Greenway, creating access to natural light inside and pleasing aesthetics outside. The north side of the building features a glass curtain-wall system, offering unobstructed dramatic views of downtown Minneapolis and natural light. Color-shifting metal panels change appearance based on the angle from which they are viewed, sometimes appearing purple, gray, green or all three at once. They are complemented by white precast panels, which help to mitigate solar heat gain for interiors.

MoZaic East embraces outdoor access with multiple outdoor terraces, a two-story balcony on level two overlooking MoZaic Art Park and a stack of small corner balconies on all levels facing southwest and southeast.

MoZaic East is LEED Gold certified and was the Twin Cities first Platinum Certified Wired Score project.