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Esme Kenney Memorial Sculpture
Entertainment Structures Group, a division of Steven Schaefer Associates, recently completed a pro bono project for the July 2010 installation of the Esme Kenney memorial sculpture. Esme Kenney was a student at SCPA before her tragic death in 2009. The sculpture was a collaboration of students past and present, including artist Jessie Henson. The sculpture itself includes 200 glass spheres in a variety of sizes ranging from 2” to 12” in diameter that hang over the third floor atrium area in the new SCPA school downtown. For more information, visit Remembering Esme. |
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THOMAS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CLINICAL PAVILION PROJECT HIGHLIGHTED IN CHARLESTON DAILY MAIL
This signature project was recently profiled in the local media – for its exceptional design and benefits to the Charleston, West Virginia community. Steven Schaefer Associates provided the structural design for this $70 million six-story, steel framed, 154,000 sq ft Thomas Memorial Hospital Clinical Pavilion. We have worked with TMH for many years on more than twenty different projects. See a full article here.
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6 YEARS OF HABITAT FOR HUMANITY (May 2010)
Once again, Steven Schaefer Associates employees participated in a local Habitat for Humanity project, finishing the framing on the second floor. The two-story home with basement will soon be home to a local family. For more information about how you can get involved, visit Habitat.org
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STEVEN SCHAEFER ASSOCIATES LAUNCHES INFORMATIVE INDUSTRY NEWSLETTER
We’re very excited to share lessons learned, interesting projects, and news that affects our industry with our recently launched newsletter! Please click here to view this month's articles -- including Can BIM Be Profitable and Structural Design Helps Duke Win Coveted GE Office Project.
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STEVEN SCHAEFER RECEIVES PRESIDENTIAL LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Steve Schaefer, Founder and Chairman, is the recipient of the American Society of Civil Engineers (Cincinnati) 2009 Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award. Mr. Schaefer was recognized for his extensive contributions to the industry, his company, and his community. Under his leadership, the firm has grown from a single person firm in 1976 to over fifty employees and two locations. He has received several awards during his career including the 2007 Distinguished Alumnus Award from University of Cincinnati’s College of Engineering and the 2005 Council of American Structural Engineers Past Chairman’s Award. See ASCE’s website for more details.
Photo caption: From left to right: Jim Miller (current SSA President), Nancy Dendramis (ASCE Cincinnati), Duncan Paterson (ASCE Cincinnati VP), Steve Schaefer, Dianne Schaefer, Mike Burns (ASCE Cincinnati Past President) |
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FIRM CONTRIBUTES TO HABITAT FOR HUMANITY FOR 5TH YEAR!
Once again, staff of Steven Schaefer Associates spent two days building for the local Habitat for Humanity. This year, our major projects for this single family home included first and second floor framing, second floor joists (flooring), and constructing the stairs.
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STEVEN SCHAEFER ASSOCIATES’ BELLE OF BATON ROUGE PARKING GARAGE PROJECT WINS AWARD!
South Central Magazine honored the Belle of Baton Rouge Parking Structure with the 2008 Award of Excellence, Private Building. This $11 million 380-car parking garage is a cast-in-place, post-tensioned concrete structure on auger-cast piles. The parking structure is located adjacent to the levee for the Mississippi River so there were several design challenges with levee right of ways and foundations had to keep from penetrating the levee toe. The garage links the casino through pedestrian bridges and walkways.
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STEVEN SCHAEFER ASSOCIATES PROVIDES STRUCTURAL DESIGN FOR 5 AWARD WINNING PROJECTS!
When the Tri-State Masonry Institute announced their 2008 Award of Excellence winners, Steven Schaefer Associates, Inc. was on five of them! We were a vital part of the design teams for Prasco, Inc., the Jewish Community Center, Barrington of West Chester, the Knox Presbyterian Church addition, and the new Kroger stores. We appreciate the recognition TMI gives for the successful design and construction of these projects. See all the winners here. |
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STEVEN SCHAEFER ASSOCIATES HELPS LOCAL HABITAT PROJECT
For the fourth year in a row, Steven Schaefer Associates has helped build a Habitat for Humanity house. Working in the Riverside area of Cincinnati, our employees worked on the foundation’s wall system using insulated concrete forms (ICFs). As per tradition, the effort was coordinated by one of our co-ops, Mike Merz. Every employee gets involved – working in four shifts over two days.
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