Early input from stakeholders leads to a home that reflects their lifestyle

2019-01-28T16:22:03-06:00January 28, 2019|Healthcare, News, South Dakota|

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.

Visual impact key to first impression, made possible economically

2018-07-30T11:50:56-05:00July 30, 2018|Community, Minnesota, News|

Looking to make a visual impact with your business or agency but limited in the dollars you have to spend? Don’t worry, there’s an architect for that. Or an interior designer. They are the folks who will ask you the right questions, determining what you want to catch visitors’ attention as they drive up to the building or when they walk through the front doors. “That first impression is the key,” said architect Greg Schoer, who joined TSP Inc. in 2010.

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