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James Wheeler

Posts: 2
From: Minneapolis, MN
Registered: Apr 5, 2004

Re: Twin Cities - Live/Work Spaces
Posted: Apr 5, 2004 7:09 PM

I am a graduate of the U of MN's architecture program and enjoy doing furniture/large scale mock up work. I am looking for a live/work loft space, preferrably in Minneapolis, but St. Paul would be fine as well. I'm partial to warehouse space, but am flexible. If someone is interested in rooming together or if any lister has something that would fit, I am heading back to grad school and will be poor as hell for quite sometime, but I need a place to design! If anyone is kind enough to point me in the right, or at least a certain direction in getting help finding a place like this I would be extremely grateful. Thanks.

James Wheeler
primus_interpares@juno.com
763.360.5250

Message was edited by: James Wheeler at Apr 5, 2004 7:12 PM

jim oakes

Posts: 86
Registered: Mar 3, 2004

Re: Twin Cities - Live/Work Spaces
Posted: Apr 6, 2004 9:49 AM

I HAVE A FURNITURE/WOODSHOP WITH MACHINES FOR RENT.http://WWW.XANGA.COM/JIMOAKES 541 386 5467

Message was edited by: jim oakes at Apr 9, 2004 12:10 AM

Ted Olson

Posts: 1
From: Minneapolis
Registered: Apr 12, 2004

Looking for space
Posted: Apr 12, 2004 1:41 PM

I am looking for a studio / live space in Minneapolis. I need a space by June 1st. I am a designer looking to live and work out of my space. Currently, space is more important than luxury, considering I am on a budget. Please respond.
Thank you,
Ted

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Re: Twin Cities - Live/Work Spaces
Posted: Apr 14, 2004 2:42 PM

Hello,
My husband, child and I are relocating to the twin cities, and are looking for a house/building to live work. I am painter/installation artist, he is a producer. Want to live in croucus hill area, cathedral hill area or south minneapolis. Looking for safe neighborhood for the kids, near good schools. Want to buy. Building on Bates not in neighborhood I want, but like the building. We need 3 bedrooms and at least 3000 sq.ft. Any info appreciated. Call my gallery #920-748-7774

jim oakes

Posts: 86
Registered: Mar 3, 2004

Re: Twin Cities - Live/Work Spaces
Posted: Apr 15, 2004 11:05 AM

JEANNE, PLEASE DRIVE BY . NEIGHBORHOOD HAS REALLY CHANGED.IN THE LAST 3 YEARS MOST HOUSES NEAR MY BUILDING HAVE GONE FROM RENTAL TO OWNER OCCUPIED AND THE NEW OWNERS ARE REALLY RESTORING THEM.THANKS.http://www.xanga.com/jimoakes

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jim oakes

Posts: 86
Registered: Mar 3, 2004

Re: Twin Cities - Live/Work Spaces
Posted: Apr 15, 2004 11:14 AM

BY THE WAY ANY ONE WHO CONTACTS ME SOON ON THE BATES BUILDING WILL SAVE ABOUT $30,000 IN REAL ESTATE COMMISSION.
I AM LISTING WITH A REALTOR.

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Re: Twin Cities - Live/Work Spaces
Posted: Apr 19, 2004 10:28 AM

Hello Colin, I would like to post a live/work studio but am having no luck through the computor. Can you please (preferably) phone me at 612-781-5222. My email is amy@aadamsart.com but am not on the computor all the time. thanks, amy

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Re: Twin Cities - Live/Work Spaces
Posted: Apr 19, 2004 10:36 AM

Hi Erik, I am looking for someone to share a studio space in NE MPLS, I will be gone on and off 1/2 the summer, you can live here. Possibly take space over in Sept. or if it works I could continue to share a portion. Lot's of light, interesting space, high ceilings, water, frig., loft w/ futon. Please reply at amy@aadamsart.com or phone me at 612-781-5222. I'm an oil painter that lives in south MPLS.

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Re: Twin Cities - Live/Work Spaces
Posted: Apr 19, 2004 10:40 AM

Hi, if you're still looking, I'm sharing my space, lot's of light, high ceilings, character in NE MPLS. Call amy at 612-781-5222 or amy@aadamsart.com, I'm an oill painter. amy

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Re: Looking for space
Posted: Apr 19, 2004 10:49 AM

Hi Ted, I might have just what you need will be sharing my space and you can live here. NE MPLS, call Amy at 612-781-5222, or email me amy@aadamsart.com

Emily Dantuma

Posts: 1
From: twin cities
Registered: Apr 19, 2004

Re: Twin Cities - Live/Work Spaces
Posted: Apr 19, 2004 8:06 PM

heya, i'm looking for a space to live/work space for myself and my boyfriend. i'm a musician/composer and he is a welder. is there anything available out there where one can rehearse, live and weld! thanks

jim oakes

Posts: 86
Registered: Mar 3, 2004

Re: Twin Cities - Live/Work Spaces
Posted: Apr 20, 2004 3:20 PM

EMILY,IHAVE SPACE FOR RENT OR FOR SALE THAT MAY WORK FOR YOU http://www.xanga.com/jimoakes

Message was edited by: jim oakes at Apr 20, 2004 3:21 PM

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Re: Twin Cities - Live/Work Spaces
Posted: Apr 22, 2004 12:43 PM

My mother is a realtor - has a nice house - probably perfect for musicians/artists who might be interested in co-housing/sharing the purchase of a property. In Mpls across from the Blaisdell YMCA convenient to 3+ buslines. more info on her website www.BarbaraNdosi.com check the "featured homes" section. under $200,000

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Re: Twin Cities - Live/Work Spaces
Posted: Apr 30, 2004 5:58 PM

Hello anyone out there looking for a studio/option to live work space. Big windows, light, view of downtown, Washing machine, shower, lot's of space also storage. Guess what, $434month everything included except phone. I'll be permanently moving out Sept. 1st, and will need partial storage till then, call amy 612-781-5222, thanks

melissa stang

Posts: 1
From: minneaplis, MN
Registered: Apr 30, 2004

Re: Twin Cities - Live/Work Spaces
Posted: Apr 30, 2004 10:00 PM

I'm afraid I share your sentiments. I am sick of all these super spendy fancy pads being marketed as 'artists live/work' spaces. Sure, if your spouse is a cardiologist... Besides being extraordinarily expensive, they're frequently not big enough and they're 'overfinished." The first thing I do is look at the floor- if you'd be afraid to spill paint on it for fear of ruining it, it's not an artists work space, plain and simple.

Let me know if somebody starts selling affordable studio space that regular artists with regular jobs can manage to buy...

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