Shooting Star Casino - Mahnomen Area 5 Remodel

Indigenous
Written By Eric Kassel

Details

Client

  • Shooting Star Casino

Tribe

White Earth Nation

Location

Mahnomen, MN

Project Size

11,500 SF interior remodel and addition

Architect/Engineer

Full Circle Indigenous Planning + Design

Firm Ground Architects + Designers

Loeffler Role

Design-Build

Market

Indigenous

Refreshing Spaces for Hospitality Destinations

Loeffler Construction partnered with Full Circle Indigenous Planning and Firm Ground Architects and Designers on a Design-Build project to deliver extensive updates to the Shooting Star Casino in Mahnomen, Minnesota. The project included a new main entrance, an office addition to support team growth, updates to existing restrooms, and construction of additional restrooms. Significant structural modifications were also required to support the renovations and expansions. 

A repeat client of Loeffler, Shooting Star Casino trusted our team to carefully phase construction activities, ensuring patrons could continue to enjoy the facility with minimal disruption. 

*Renderings courtesy of Firm Ground Architects + Designers

 

Meet the Project Team

John Barrick

Kurtis Parson

 

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