INSIGHTS
August / 31 / 2017
PROJECT SNAPSHOT: 
Metropolitan Community College -
Fort Omaha Campus

With summer coming to an end, and most schools back in session, Metropolitan Community College - Fort Omaha, will begin fall quarter on September 6th with new additions. Our team at HBA was thrilled to be working on this project which was recently completed at the end of August.
  • A total of 17-acres of 250,000 s.f. of academic space was included in the master planning of this project
  • 76,000 s.f. Academic Skills Center acts as the "Welcome Center" for current and future students
  • 68,800 s.f. Center for Advanced & Emerging Technology provides a space for technology-oriented industry courses
  • 99,300 s.f. Construction Education Center will greatly enhance the current and future needs of students, faculty and staff
  • Central Utility Plant

More information and photos of this project here
In This Issue

Future of Technology and VR Systems
by: Matt Neaderhiser, AIA

Here at HBA, it is our job to give our client everything they deserve, and expect. While staying ahead in design trends is vital in this industry, so is technology. With the use of new architectural building programs we can take our 3D models and prototypes and bring them to life. This opportunity gives our client the ability to be in their space before construction even begins.

Employee Snapshot: 
Kyle Miller, Associate AIA

Kyle has been an associate architect for six years and has been with the firm since November 2015. Recently, he completed his seventh and final architectural registration exam and is expecting to be a registered architect in November. At HBA, his expertise is in healthcare design. When working on a project Kyle's skills vary from healthcare codes, to construction documents and healthcare planning. Kyle is currently working on Phase Two of the new CHI Immanuel Medical Center Neuroscience Center of Excellence, scheduled for completion next year. If you don't see Kyle designing or renovating a hospital he spends his time biking, hiking, building with Legos or dining at new local restaurants in Omaha.