ATSR Planners / Architects / Engineers

ATSR President Dave Maroney and wife Julie were on-hand for the ribbon cutting at the new Le Sueur-Henderson Elementary School in Le Sueur Minnesota. LSH students did a great job opening the doors for their new school! ATSR designed this new $38.7 million, 90,000 square foot, 600-student, two-story, PreK-5 school with ‘future-ready’ spaces for student-centered learning. LSH Schools and their community are full of pride for their new space!

Thanks for the quick timeline on this Langer Construction. Holy Name of Jesus Catholic School in Wayzata, MN is growing and ATSR Planners / Architects / Engineers designed this classroom addition to meet student needs!

ATSR Planners / Architects / Engineers elevates three talented team members to Associate Partners. We are excited to announce that three dedicated and highly skilled team members have been elevated to the role of Associate Partner at ATSR Planners, Architects, and Engineers. This advancement recognizes their contributions, leadership, and commitment to delivering exceptional service to our clients. Congratulations to Lynne Dahl, John Jurichko, and Jeremy Scheller on this well-deserved achievement! Lynne Dahl, Director of Construction Administration Since joining ATSR, Lynne has shown exceptional leadership as the Director of Construction Administration. She has quickly organized and inspired her team, creating a forward-thinking work environment built on positivity, accountability, and exemplary client service. Lynne’s approach also incorporates evolving technologies, which she uses to stay at the forefront of the construction field. Lynne shares, “I’m honored to be joining the partner team and am eager to roll up my sleeves to start contributing to our shared successes.” John Jurichko, Architecture & Senior Food Service Facilities Designer John is known for his unique talent in food service design, an expertise that has set him apart in the industry. With his client-focused approach, he drives innovative design solutions that meet our clients’ needs while enhancing the end-user experience. John’s commitment to understanding the intricacies of food service operations has brought tailored solutions to ATSR’s projects, exceeding client expectations. John shares, “I’m grateful to those who have been a part of my advancement to associate partner and the lessons you have taught me.?I hope to continue to share the knowledge I have gained through you to enhance our projects.” Jeremy Scheller, Marketing Director As Marketing Director, Jeremy has brought a visionary approach to ATSR’s marketing and communications strategies, differentiating our firm in a competitive market. His skills in building and nurturing client relationships, coupled with his strategic focus on long-term growth have strengthened ATSR’s brand and positioned us for future success. Jeremy is excited about building upon ATSR’s historic achievements, “It’s a great privilege to join the partnership team at ATSR. I look forward to building upon our 80 years of excellence helping communities thrive through the built environment.” We are thrilled to see the positive impact Lynne, John, and Jeremy continue to make at ATSR. Please join us in congratulating them on their well-earned promotions and celebrating their contributions to our clients and our firm’s continued success!

ATSR Planners / Architects / Engineers's Paul W. Erickson shares insight into the planning and design of educational performance spaces in the latest issue of American School and University Magazine. https://lnkd.in/dJ3GCfE2 ATSR Project photos include Tri-City United High School (Photography by Corey Gaffer), St. Mary's Central High School, ND (Photography by Dan Francis) and Austin High School & MacPhail Center for Music, MN (Photography by Philip Hussong)

Partnering with Debre Selam Mehanealem Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahdo Church in South Minneapolis has been a great honor. Thank you Langer Construction for capturing this moment at the groundbreaking of their new church home. #churchdesign #churchconstruction #groundbreaking

Congratulations Dr. Putnam on being recognized for your leadership with St. Cloud Area Schools!

It would be tough to find a more perfect September day for some of our ATSR Planners / Architects / Engineers team to get out on the links to support the Anoka-Hennepin Educational Foundation (AHEF) at the annual “Putt-ing Kids First” Golf Tournament. AHEF cultivates equitable and innovative experiences for students through partnerships with compassionate people who have generous hearts. They do an incredible job providing grants for educators that go beyond the traditional school budget… and we love supporting our schools!

We recently had the opportunity to spend the day at the newest elementary school in Marshall Public Schools in Marshall, MN. Photographer Dan Francis helped us capture this new 85,000-square-foot sustainable facility that has become a gathering place for the community. Flexible team learning areas are designed throughout the facility, supporting grades 2-4 in classroom clusters with light-filled spaces. The district recently added solar panels making it one of Minnesota's most efficient elementary schools.

The persistent gap between the skills companies need, and the skills workers have, has a solution; it starts with K-12 Career and Technical Education (CTE). ATSR Planners / Architects / Engineers Partner and Executive Officer Paul Erickson explores how flexible school CTE programs respond to the need for skilled workers in this article from American School and University magazine. https://lnkd.in/grp_DQsw One of our long-time partners, Minnetonka Public Schools is utilizing their ATSR-designed CTE space for innovative ways to teach students these future-ready skills. Check out the short video below on the ice houses being built by students. https://lnkd.in/gtd3zdGE

New wall graphics installed in the Underground at Minnetonka Public School’s new Vantage Momentum Education Center. The Underground is on the lower level of the new 33,000-square-foot facility serving high school students with professional experiential learning opportunities. The new space serves as a student commons with flexible learning areas.