The Clean Solutions for Omaha (CSO) program encompasses approximately 43 square miles of Omaha. The primary focus of the program was developed in response to…
The development of the internal Schemmer SYP group (Schemmer Young Professionals) has been officially in the works since January, when a small group of Schemmer employees presented the…
Computer-aided architectural design (CADD) software has undoubtedly become the main platform by which accurate and comprehensive records of design are represented by architects and engineers…
Schemmer was awarded the 2012 Society for Marketing Professional Services (SMPS) Nebraska Marketing Excellence Award for the Schemmer expert blog at the SMPS Nebraska Chapter…
Loras Klostermann, P.E., was re-elected to the office of “Region Governor” within the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). A governor is similar to a…
The Schemmer Associates Inc. recently named Shane Swope, E.I., Shane Larsen, AIA, NCARB, and Loras Klostermann, P.E., as the newest associates of the firm. “We…
In the July 13 Midlands Business Journal article, Executive Vice President Mark Higgins of Schemmer, offered two helpful tips in selecting the right team of…
Schemmer’s Biomechanics Research Facility design rendering was featured in the Summer 2012 edition of UNO Magazine, the “flagship publication of the University of Nebraska at Omaha.” With…
When owners seek to select a site for their building project, questions such as: “Will this site work for my project?” and “Are there any…
Schemmer’s Shane Swope, transportation engineer, was featured in the Midlands Business Journal Friday, July 6, 2012. Titled, “Transportation engineers addressing industry changes with current projects,”…
Patients, once finished with rehabilitation, go home and are re-injured because they were confronted with different obstacles at home than while in the hospital. Not…
Steve Kathol, principal at Schemmer Associates and manager of Schemmer’s transportation group, was recently quoted in the June 15, 2012 issue of the Midlands Business…