The annual American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Multi-Region Leadership Conference (MRLC) was held January 29th to 31st in Houston, Texas. The MRLC is hosted by the Leader…
AUGIWorld I January 2015 “Trial, Error, Success” Kyle Schicker, electrical CADD technician, contributed a featured article in AUGIWorld, the official magazine of Autodesk User Group…
Midlands Business Journal | December 12, 2014 “Economic upswing, ongoing talent shortages influence engineer hiring” Schemmer’s Matt Sutton, P.E., LEED AP, civil engineering manager, was quoted…
Terry Wood, AIA, is attending the Society of American Military Engineers National Small Business Conference in Kansas City, Missouri. The conference runs from December…
Schemmer’s XTL project was featured in the Saturday, November 22, Omaha World Herald. XTL Inc., a Philadephia-based logistics firm, won approval on Friday, November 21…
Many Schemmer employees are actively involved in volunteering opportunities throughout the year. Recently, Schemmer participated in a Habitat for Humanity build on Saturday, October 25th…
Schemmer has been proud to call the Des Moines metropolitan area home for more than four years. To accommodate our growth we moved to a…
Schemmer is pleased to announce Karl Person, AIA, LEED AP, has joined the firm as a senior healthcare architect and leader of Schemmer’s Healthcare market.…
Schemmer’s design of the Security Police Facility Addition for the Iowa Air National Guard in Sioux City, Iowa, was awarded Silver Certification under the Leadership in Energy…
Lincoln Business Journal | September 1, 2014 Demand for shipments prompts road projects, spotlights worker shortages SCHEMMER’s Transportation Manager Doug Holle, P.E., was recently quoted…
Schemmer was a sponsor at the inaugural Engineers Without Borders Run/Walk held on Saturday, August 16, 2014 in Elmwood Park. More than 100 participants attend…
Schemmer’s Kelly Hiskey, Assoc. AIA, receives the Fuller Award in the 2014 AIA Architectural Photography Competition. In this years’ competition the camera lens offered disguises…