Welcome!
November 20, 2020
Welcome to new APMA-ers Adam and Savannah! Adam is the third Adam in our office, but we only have one Savannah…so far. Hop on over to our people page to learn more about them.
APMA worked with the Department of Public Works to design a space that served double duty and aligned with group’s mission to enhancing the quality of life in Papillion. The new building serves as department headquarters as well the hub for vehicle maintenance. The building was designed to maximize function and efficiency, with proper wayfinding delineating service areas. Reinforcing the building’s civic nature, the team selected materials for appearance, durability and value, creating an open and modern identity for the department.
Location
Papillion, Nebraska
Size
55,000 SF
Scope of Work
New construction
Date of completion
2015
Project Contact
Dan Dolezal
Vehicle storage, maintenance bays and training spaces included overhead cranes and storage mezzanine, and was also designed for future expansion as the department and city grow.
Photography by APMA Anne Hillen, Erin Giannangelo
Omaha
1516 Cuming Street
Omaha, Nebraska 68102
p 402.341.1544
f 402.341.4735
Red Oak
302 East Coolbaugh Street
Red Oak, Iowa 51566
p 712.623.6888
Seraphim Mullins
smullins@alleypoyner.com
Anne Hillen
ahillen@alleypoyner.com
Denise Powell
dpowell@alleypoyner.com
November 20, 2020
Welcome to new APMA-ers Adam and Savannah! Adam is the third Adam in our office, but we only have one Savannah…so far. Hop on over to our people page to learn more about them.
November 19, 2020
Congratulations to Swanson Elementary School – celebrated with an Architecture Honor Award in this year’s AIA Nebraska Awards program!
Read MoreOctober 16, 2020
APMA, Arch Icon Developement and the Siena Francis House are working together on the first tiny home village in Omaha! 50 units will soon rise near 16th and Charles Street.
Read MoreSeptember 28, 2020
At the 2020 (virtual) AIA Central States Awards The Hoff Family Arts and Culture Center picked up a Merit award in the Historic Preservation/Adaptive Reuse category and the jury commented: “We enjoyed the Hoff Cultural Center for its ability to abstract the new…to expose the historical.” Congrats to Pottawattamie Arts, Culture and Entertainment and the entire project team!
September 10, 2020
Congratulations to our own Jenny Zimmer, Jean Vacha and Megan Lutz for being featured alongside other deserving designers in this year’s Say It Loud – Beyond the Built Environment Online Exhibition. Follow the link to view the entire selection of winners!
Read MoreSeptember 3, 2020