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Rehkamp Larson is thrilled to be included on a new Forbes list: America’s Best-in-State Residential Architects, along with some great company! 400 firms from across… Read more →

Rehkamp Larson Architects is honored to be included in the inaugural Forbes list: America’s Top 200 Residential Architects! Cottagewood Gables was selected as our featured… Read more →

More than 25 years ago, Jean Rehkamp Larson and Mark Larson collaborated on their first joint project while both were still working for different architecture… Read more →

Thanks to Artful Living for the article about our clients Celine and Bill Dinauer’s new house on White Bear Lake in their summer issue. “Celine… Read more →

We’re thrilled to share that our project Mountain Lake is a Finalist in the Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove Kitchen Design Contest! Thanks to our co-entrants… Read more →

We’re celebrating Ryan Lawinger and his 20 years at Rehkamp Larson Architects! We’re grateful for Ryan’s hard work, wisdom, willingness to mentor others, teamwork, and… Read more →

Thanks to Mpls. St. Paul Magazine for highlighting two Rehkamp Larson projects in “A La Carté,” an article in their April issue. “Taking you beyond… Read more →

A Minnesota home inspired by East Coast Colonial Revival architecture abounds with custom details and built-in character “When designing a new lakeside home for repeat… Read more →

We’re happy to announce that Angela Taffe Wingate and Anders Matney have been promoted to Senior Associates at Rehkamp Larson. Angie joined the staff in… Read more →

by Kathleen Freiderich Popularity + Benefits of a Sauna Saunas are becoming an increasingly integral part of many people’s wellness routines, and thus a feature… Read more →

We’re thrilled to announce that Mark Larson and Jean Rehkamp Larson were selected for the TCB 100, a list of Minnesota business newsmakers for 2026…. Read more →

Mpls. St. Paul Home & Design magazine featured our Light Frame project in their Winter 2025 issue: “Northern Light, A crisp and clean-lined, yet utterly… Read more →

“At first glance, it looks as though it could have been there for centuries: a European-inspired abode standing guard over rolling vines. But step a… Read more →