Preserving your history. Building for your future.

Berggren Architects has been in the business of preserving America’s architectural heritage since 1977. And although we focus on rehabilitation and renovation, providing our clients with a full spectrum of services including new construction and master planning has always been a top priority for us. Learn more about us
Keene Memorial Library - Roof Replacement
Auld Public Library - Renovation
Kregel Windmill Factory Museum - Renovation
Union Pacific Passenger Station circa 1931 Durham Western Heritage Museum, Omaha, Nebraska
Valley County Courthouse - Renovation

Historic Preservation

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Berggren Architects has a portfolio full of Preservation, Restoration, Rehabilitation and Adaptive Reuse projects. The clients’ needs and expectations dictate the level of preservation. Learn More

New Structures

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Berggren Architects creates design solutions for a variety of new structures serving clients in government, commerce, public and private institutions, religious organizations as well as private individuals. Learn More

Programming & Planning

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Berggren Architects document the needs of our Clients to establish the Programs for their projects. Programs are the basis from which a Plan can be created to assure our Clients that their projects are attainable. Learn More

Architectural Assessment

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Berggren Architects provides expert assessments for historic registration status or monetary grants for restoration projects. Learn More

Interior Design

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Berggren Architects creates interiors that blend modern amenities with historically-accurate style. Learn More

Energy Improvements

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Berggren Architects can improve energy efficiency and reduce overall operating costs for your building. Learn More

News

Phase 2 underway at Auld Public Library

Phase 2 construction includes the installation of fire sprinklers.

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Berggren Architects’ Historian joins Arcadia’s series of “Images of America” as the author of “Crete”

Janet L. Jeffries is an archivist, historian, and adjunct instructor in history at Doane College and serves as architectural historian for Berggren Architects. Book signing announced for September 30 in The Crete News. Book available at Arcadia Publishing.

Geothermal System Paying Off for Gage County Courthouse

Gage County is saving an average of $11,400 per year on energy costs since a geothermal heating and cooling system was installed at the courthouse. Read more about it in the Beatrice Daily Sun.

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