Central Nebraska Veterans Home

State of Nebraska – Kearney, NE

This new construction of 11 buildings on a 67-acre site features a 75,000 square foot main building that houses facilities administration, food service, clinic, wood shop, a craft area, chapel, and large group gathering spaces. Two 13,000 square foot buildings flank the main and offer physical therapy support. Six 34,000 to 38,000 square foot neighborhood structures serve as the living quarters for the members/veterans. Each neighborhood has three distinct homes and 12-15 member bedrooms, for a total of 225 units; the neighborhoods and homes are designed for specific care models (assisted living, memory care, etc.) to meet the various needs of the members.

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Lied Place Residences

Rising above its neighbors, this 20-story condominium and mixed-use building combines contemporary design with the architectural elements of downtown Lincoln. Located at 12th & Q Streets, Lied Place Residences is a $30 million redevelopment project, and it will be Lincoln’s second tallest building at completion, with the Capitol as the first.

Renderings provided by Sinclair Hille Architects & Smallwood.
Lincoln, NE

Pottawattamie Arts, Culture & Entertainment

Intended as a multi-use and shared creative space, this project combines a 24,200 square foot addition with a 53,100 square foot renovation to a historic, 110-year-old building. A 282-seat theater and community exhibition/event space with a lounge area are incorporated into the facility. It also features an art gallery, ballet and music rehearsal studios, teaching kitchens, artist spaces, offices, conference rooms, and an outdoor patio.

Council Bluffs, IA

Lincoln Children’s Zoo

Spreading across 10-acres, this multi-phase expansion and improvement project features a giraffe barn, new tiger house, anteater and monkey exhibits, and a cheetah run, most of which include individual holdings and outdoor habitats for year-round interaction between patrons and the animals. Four new interactive areas are incorporated into the campus: a 72-foot splash stream, a climbing structure with a bridge overlooking giraffes, an indoor play place, and an outdoor climbing structure in the shape of an elephant. The project also includes a new main entrance, cafe, event space, 150-seat amphitheater, and a two-story Education and Conservation center with seven classrooms.