This year's Docomomo US Advocacy Theme is the '70s Turn 50. Docomomo US/Minnesota has made it easy for you to explore modern in Minnesota by highlighting the state's 1970s sites on their Registry Map. Travel through 1970s Minnesota by navigating the map or clicking the plus sign next to “70s Selections” to browse by type.
Once you're done taking a stroll down that '70s lane, let Docomomo US/MN know which sites should make it on their top ten #70sTurn50 list by filling out the form at the bottom of the page.
Take a trip through 1970s Minnesota
Author
Katherine Stalker
Affiliation
Docomomo US/Minnesota Chapter President
Tags
Docomomo US/Minnesota maintains the Modern Minnesota Registry
Moorhead City Hall, Koehnlein, Lightowler & Johnson, 1973, Moorhead, MN.
Credit:
Bobak Ha'Eri, courtesy of Docomomo US/Minnesota
Urban American Indian Center/Minneapolis American Indian Center, Hodne/Stageberg, 1974, Minneapolis, MN.
Credit:
Bobak Ha'Eri, courtesy of Docomomo US/Minnesota
Rev. Hall House, James Stageberg, 1979, Minneapolis, MN
Credit:
Bobak Ha'Eri, courtesy of Docomomo US/Minnesota
The Crystal Court inside the IDS Center. Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.
Credit:
Randy Stern via Flickr
For more ways you can join Docomomo US and its chapters in spotlighting 1970s architecture, design and landscapes throughout 2020, check out the "How You Can Participate" section of our #70sTurn50 advocacy page.
The full Minnesota Modern Registry documents the wide array of buildings, sites, and neighborhoods of the modern movement in the state of Minnesota, and can be viewed here.
