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The newest face in SHP’s Columbus office is Kyle Miller, project manager and architect. Kyle believes that architecture is about more than just creating a building. To be a great architect, he feels that you must be skilled in the craft, open-minded to other ideas, passionate about the work—and that’s just to get you out of bed in the morning.

How will we set the Class of 2033 up for lifelong learning, which is going to be absolutely imperative to their long-term success and fulfillment?

Thrillseekers and speed demons are sure to get their fix when they visit Kings Island this year! Joining the world-class lineup of roller coasters at the park is Orion®, designed exclusively for the park by world-renowned Bolliger & Mabillard. SHP is dizzy with excitement over our role on the project, having contributed to the engineering of the ride.

SHP is in the thick of a unique design exploration for a branch of the Delaware County Public Library. Plans currently call for three different outdoor areas, each intended to serve the needs of a different audience. The project has stretched our thinking, and while the space may be small, the hopes for it are understandably and inspiringly huge.

With so much attention on the critical importance of collaboration for business success, Howard Gardner’s concept of multiple intelligences remains especially relevant and powerful.

Mechanical engineers Jacob Faiola and Steve Tossey have hit the speaker's circuit! We're proud they represented SHP in their breakout session, “Three Strategies for Improving Infectious Disease Through Indoor Air Quality,” during BASA's annual fall conference, Oct. 5-6.

COVID-19 continues to place untold stress and unprecedented challenges on every level of education. However, those involved in early childhood education face especially unique complications. Fortunately, there are smart design solutions that can help limit the spread of disease.

If you’ve ever visited our Cincinnati office, you know Susan Woollum: she’s the smiling face you often see hustling and bustling through the office, sharing a friendly word with everyone she encounters. More than that, as office manager, Susan is the glue that holds SHP together.

In a post-pandemic world, workplaces will look and feel different; they already do. People will return to the office. But, what do we do in the meantime? SHP is in the unique position of helping answer this question. Importantly, as designers, architects and strategists, we aspire to rise to architecture’s greatest challenge—creating a sense of place that enhances human experiences—in a time when we must, by necessity, be apart.

Charlie Jahnigen, AIA, LEED AP, highlighted our work on the Synnovation Lab in the August/September issue of School Construction News. His featured article, Personalized Learning Meets Start-Up Mentality in the Synnovation Lab, outlines the bold thinking and "failing forward" mentality behind this incredibly personalized learning space.