KANSAS CITY, MO – Long before David Greusel, FAIA, designed nationally recognized ballparks and civic venues, he was a kindergartner building masterpieces out of blocks.…
Matt Shimerdla, PE, gave us plenty of reasons to be glad he was part of Schemmer. He brought experience to our projects, enthusiasm to our…
A warehouse, roadway and sign foundation may all sit on the same type of soil, but they do not affect that soil in the same…
On an undeveloped landscape, much of the rain soaks into the soil or is taken up by plants. Add streets, rooftops and parking lots, and…
Artificial intelligence is finding its way into nearly every stage of architecture and design. Some of its most practical uses today are helping designers explore…
Schemmer has been named one of the nation’s top architecture-engineering firms by Building Design+Construction, earning the No. 65 position in the publication’s 2026 Giants 400…
A project can involve a long list of professionals from architects and structural engineers to mechanical and electrical engineers. Many teams also include civil engineers,…
Fences, utility poles and cracks in the sidewalk are easy to mistake for property lines. They are not reliable boundary evidence. A licensed professional land…
Schemmer is pleased to announce that David Greusel, FAIA, NCARB, LEED AP, and John Pluta have become shareholders of the firm. Greg Houston, AIA, NCARB;…
Schemmer’s Tom Svoboda, PE, CEM, has been reelected as Vice President for Leadership and Mentoring for the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) Omaha Post.…
A facility does not usually stop working all at once. The signs tend to appear gradually. Departments run out of space. Layouts that once worked…
Mitchell, SD – When the Muth Technology Center first opened in 2000, its amphitheater was designed primarily as a lecture hall. But over the years,…