What if the next time you walked past a school, the retaining wall wasn’t just a wall—but a vibrant community gathering space? That’s the kind of transformation you can expect when landscape architecture, engineering, and architecture come together with intention and leadership. At Lamp Rynearson, our Landscape Architecture Practice Lead, Zack Fergus, sees his role … Read more
Every park tells a story, and in the Omaha metro, you can see the impact of thoughtful landscape architecture in every corner of Somerset Park, Gallagher Park, Myott Park, and Copperfields Park. As we celebrate World Landscape Architecture Month and this week’s theme of Action Through Impact, let’s take a closer look at how Lamp … Read more
For World Landscape Architecture Month, we’re spotlighting how learning shapes the journey of landscape architects at Lamp Rynearson. This week, Landscape Designer Elli Klein shares how curiosity, mentorship, and hands-on experience fuel her growth and impact. Elli’s most meaningful learning moments have come from working on a wide range of projects—from trails and parks to … Read more
When you think about landscape architecture, you might picture beautiful parks or vibrant community spaces. But for Jamie Dennell, a landscape architect at Lamp Rynearson, “Action Through Practice” is about much more than design—it’s about continuous growth, creative problem-solving, and meaningful collaboration. Growing Skills, Building Outcomes: Jamie’s Approach to Practice Jamie describes action through practice … Read more
Nestled in the heart of Omaha’s arts district, the Tenaska Center for Arts Engagement is the newest addition to the Omaha Performing Arts Campus—a vibrant hub that also includes the Holland Performing Arts Center and Steelhouse Omaha. Designed as a dedicated space for education, rehearsals, and community engagement, the Tenaska Center expands the reach of … Read more