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  1. Kenneth C. Griffin provided a $26 million gift to the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, which resulted in a wing being named after his donation.
  2. Snøhetta was selected to design the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, while Innovative Builders, Inc. was chosen to bid on the construction project.

Snøhetta and Confluence are collaborating on the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library project, maintaining an office in Fargo, North Dakota.

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Snøhetta and Confluence are collaborating on the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library project, maintaining an office in Fargo, North Dakota.

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Snøhetta was selected to design the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, while Innovative Builders, Inc. was chosen to bid on the construction project. All 2 developments

Within Kenneth C. Griffin provided a $26 million gift to the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, which resulted in a wing being named after his donation.

The entities involved

  • Snøhetta

    Architecture firm (est. 1989) based in Oslo and New York

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  • Confluence

    investment management software company

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