Zerr Berg Architects of Fargo

Zerr Berg Architects of Fargo is an architect in Fargo, North Dakota. The firm is a full-service architectural design practice with 25 years of experience in the region, working with clients on projects that include schools, churches, athletic complexes, wellness centers, medical facilities, and commercial offices. Its services cover architectural and design work, interior design, referendum services, master planning, and facilities assessments. The firm holds a rating of 5.00 from the customers who have reviewed it.

Zerr Berg Architects was founded in 2001 by Brian Berg and Tim Zerr alongside Steve Gehrtz, with the goal of building a people-first, community-minded architectural design firm serving local businesses, schools, and nonprofit organizations. The firm describes its approach as collaborative and transparent, centered on listening and learning before developing plans. Tim Zerr's architectural career spanned more than 40 years, including work on many schools in the Fargo-Moorhead area and oversight of the design of Concordia College's connective skyway systems. Brian Berg has been involved in the Fargo-Moorhead architectural scene for over 25 years.

Projects in the firm's portfolio include the Two Rivers Activity Center, St. Mary's Catholic School, Holy Cross Catholic Church, the Central Cass Athletic Complex, the Eventide Haugo Wellness Center, Dorothy Dodds Elementary School, the Hulbert Aquatic Center, the NDSU A. Glenn Hill STEM Center, the Detroit Lakes Middle School, the NDNG Regional Training Institute, the Linden at Eventide, the Lindenwood Park Visitor's Center, the Rustad Recreation Center, Carl Ben Eielson Middle School, the Concordia Center for Student Success, the Aldevron Expansion, Block E, the NDSU Skyways and Connection Plaza, and the Concordia Bucky Burgau Baseball Field Stadium. The team includes principal architects, associate architects, construction managers, project managers, interior designers, and architectural interns.

The office sits on 4th Avenue North in Fargo, about a tenth of a mile from the Fargo train station and Water Tower No. 2, and roughly the same distance from the Red River Market. The Roberts Street Chapel arts center is about two-tenths of a mile away, as are the Sodbuster public artwork and the Downtown neighborhood.

The firm's 5.00 rating reflects the experience of the clients who have reviewed it, and its 25 years of work across the Upper Midwest have produced a portfolio of schools, churches, athletic and wellness facilities, and civic projects throughout the Fargo area.