Omaha, NE, architect joins TSP, Inc.
Brent Schulz’s 30 years as an architect means he has designed everything from schools to jails to health-care facilities to Chipotle restaurants to stadiums to a brief brush with national parks.
South Dakota Veterans Home brings art to its residents
Hector Curriel didn’t really know if he’d connected at all with the residents of the Michael J. Fitzmaurice South Dakota Veterans Home that he was sketching until he showed him the sheet of drawing paper. When the elderly man saw the caricature of himself, completed with checked shirt and ball cap, a change came over his face. “He barely was speaking,” recalled Curriel. “As soon as I finished and showed his caricature, though, I could see it in his eyes. That moment was very special. That made my day.”
Customized outreach focuses on client communications
In an increasingly digital world, personal touches like a handwritten [...]
Five decades in Rochester
TSP has been proud to call Rochester, MN, home since [...]
Early input from stakeholders leads to a home that reflects their lifestyle
Paul and Marley Ann Opsahl knew they didn’t want to go through the process shingling their house yet again. Home ownership for the Yankton couple had become more of an anchor than a sail. The Opsahls did, however, want their next home to reflect their lifestyle. They found it five years ago in Dow Rummel Village. Since then, the couple has stayed engaged in opportunities to help shape the retirement community—including the planning process that preceded Dow’s Rummel’s ongoing expansion and renovation.
