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For too long, young people in northeast Indiana have faced a narrow path to success—one that often seemed to begin and end with college. But not every student’s future follows the same route. The Jim Kelley Career Pathway Center changes the conversation, opening doors to careers in skilled trades and…
Becoming a Licensed Architect requires serious dedication and commitment. Architects Josh Kasper, AIA, Jen Snell, AIA, and Sam Schaust, AIA answer a few questions following obtaining their new credentials. What steps did you take throughout your testing process? JK: I had to make studying a priority and as a result…
This classic 1988 tune is catchy to sing and hum, but how hard is it to live by? In a world where everyone is chasing the dream, most people need to find the resolve to live it day by day. I often say to myself; every day is a new…
As we look to conclude this calendar year, our hearts cannot be more grateful for the moments we’ve spent together as a company. We create a positive culture that fosters growth by taking time to give back, putting forth boundless energy in our pursuits, and serving our clients well. A…
The team at Elevatus Architecture is elated to announce that Jennifer Snell, AIA, Joshua Kasper, AIA, and Sam Schaust, AIA, are now all Licensed Architects. They all have completed the registration requirements for the State of Indiana. Jennifer Snell, AIA, has been with Elevatus Architecture since June 2018. Her project…
Before we even begin to design a project, we often get tasked with how to inform communities and the public on why such facilities are needed. This can be of paramount importance due to the need for public funding or decisions on making necessary changes to the community fabric and…
Understanding the need for a new jail facility is no small undertaking. The Fulton County Sheriff’s Office and Fulton County Commissioners recognized that the facility built in 1985 was quickly deteriorating. It was not meeting the necessary codes to meet current ACA and Indiana jail standards, nor was it properly…
