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For 12 months, The Summit League staff worked in temporary quarters, hosting student athletes, coaches, athletic directors, and presidents from nine institutions in an area that could be described as a storage unit with offices. That changed in September, when the NCAA Division I athletic conference moved into its new headquarters on the Sanford Sports Complex. It occupies the second floor of a Sanford Health building that houses its new Acute Care/Fast Track Orthopedic Clinic.

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A new era at NSU officially begins Monday, when NSU’s new Jewett Regional Science Education Center opens for classes. The $25.2 million structure is the first new classroom/teaching building constructed on campus in more than 40 years. The TSP, Inc. + SmithGroup team designed the building with the Henry Carlson Co. and its sister company Kyburz-Carlson serving as contractor.

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In an increasingly digital world, personal touches like a handwritten thank-you note or a surprise in the mail can connect people in immediate ways. For almost 90 years, TSP Inc. has built on the strength of relationships in the communities it serves. Now, a growing group of seller-doers at the integrated architecture, engineering and planning […]

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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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