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A project currently under construction will have a lasting impact on how TSP, Inc. architects and engineers design and renovate future buildings.

A recent trip to Aberdeen, SD, re-emphasized the importance of designing for people with different abilities. Four TSP team members – including architects behind the new South Dakota School for the Blind and Visually Impaired – took part in Dinner for the Dark. Guests wear blindfolds while eating their meals at the event, which supports the South Dakota Federation for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

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There were two envelopes in the mailbox. To Sidney Smith’s excitement (and relief), neither was the standard business-letter size. “My roommate and I both took the exam that day,” explains Sidney, who recently passed the Principals and Practice of Engineering (PE) test and now is TSP’s newest licensed mechanical engineer. “We knew the big envelope […]

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When Ron Mielke sits down for his annual review with his boss, Project Manager Brian Heidbrink, the two men don’t spend any time on Ron’s 10-year goals at TSP, Inc. Or even his three-year goals at the full-service architectural, engineering, and planning firm. Because after 50 years in a variety of roles with TSP, Mielke […]

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We took the roads less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Spring flooding made for some interesting detours to Nebraska City, NE, but the trip was well worth it for the record number of team members and guests at the all-company Annual Meeting on April 25-27. The Lied Lodge and adjacent Arbor […]

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When the proposal to turn a beer distributor’s warehouse into a church first came before a Nebraska congregation, some members were supportive but skeptical that the cavernous building would ever feel like a place of worship.

As Our Savior Lutheran Church of Norfolk prepares to celebrate Easter Sunday, however, the Rev. Lee Weander said the congregation’s response to its home of seven months has been phenomenal.

“We recently completed our traditional worship space, and everybody is stunned that, that room is in a warehouse,” he said. “It looks like a 150-year-old church was torn down and reconstructed.”

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