The final edition celebrates the most recent era of the magazine with a selection of articles and article excerpts from past issues that takes readers around the state for stories, interviews, spotlights, and insights with timeless appeal. Plus: Where we're going next.

Two Ralph Rapson–designed buildings are renewed, and Minnesota architects help renovate the iconic U.S. Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel. Plus: The 10 AIA COTE Top Ten winners designed in Minnesota, and an interview with Forest Stewardship Council US president Corey Brinkema.

Two new lakeside retreats, a sustainable city home, and a nature center and a design studio pursuing advanced certifications for sustainable buildings. Plus: Interviews with Robyne Robinson and Blaine Brownell, FAIA, and an editorial on COVID-19 and the built environment.

The stories and images of the seven winners of the 2019 AIA Minnesota Honor Awards. Plus: An interview with the Minneapolis Parks Foundation's Paul Bauknight on the importance of community engagement in park planning.

Architects harmonize old and new at two Twin Cities schools, an innovative graduate program in the U’s School of Architecture powers research in Minnesota architecture firms, and Perkins and Will takes home the AIA Minnesota Firm Award.

A healthcare innovation center and two new clinics that reflect their communities, and a new residence hall at the Minnesota State Academy for the Deaf. Plus: An innovative Children’s Hospital clinic and an in-depth interview with Mill City Clinic's Jon Hallberg, MD.