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1988 Apple Interview. Like we said, building the curve.

If we've learned one thing in this series, it is that we have not only been ahead of the curve, we've built it.

And that means when an opportunity to innovate presents itself, we are right there, exploring the possibilities. That is exactly what we did with technology, and that is exactly what we continue to do today.

Decades of partnership. One beloved community library.

Our work with Lebanon Public Library has spanned generations, and this latest renovation continues a relationship built on trust, shared vision, and a deep understanding of the community. The result honors what people already love about the library while creating space for what comes next.

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Lebanon Public Library Renovation This Lebanon Public Library renovation creates a more modern, safer environment that preserves the charm of an original Carnegie building.

Meet Jennie Markel, Landscape Designer!

Jennie brings a thoughtful eye and a genuine appreciation for the spaces that surround us. As part of our landscape team, she helps shape the outdoor environments that complete our projects and create meaningful connections between people and place.

Get to know Jennie and the work our landscape team does below:

Employee Spotlight: Jennie Markel, Landscape Designer – SHP Landscape designer Jennie Markel uses living materials to create beautiful, functional, and sustainable outdoor spaces for our clients.

Sports are about more than the game. They’re about the places, people, and communities that make it all possible.

SHP was proud to bring that idea to life through the renovation of the Ohio High School Athletic Association’s headquarters. As an OHSAA sponsor and a firm with a studio dedicated to designing athletic environments, the project was a chance to create a workplace that feels unmistakably connected to Ohio sports.

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OHSAA Athletic Office Renovation Discover how SHP delivered an athletics-inspired office design for the OHSAA, featuring a modern lobby, flexible spaces, and custom details.

What do you keep when you’re reimagining a school for the future?

For Lockland Local Schools, the answer was its history. Originally built in 1912, the K-12 school was thoughtfully renovated to preserve its historic character while creating flexible, modern learning environments for today’s students.

The result is a school that honors where Lockland has been while making room for where it’s going.

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Lockland K-12 School Renovation This K-12 school renovation modernizes the Lockland Schools campus while preserving the historic character of its facility, built in 1912.

Meet Andy Paul.

The last letter of our SHP trio and a champion of working hard and playing harder.

Learning doesn't look the same for every student. Why should the spaces where it happens?

As Pickerington Local Schools responded to growing enrollment, Pickerington Central Junior High School became an opportunity to rethink what a junior high could be. The new school gives students opportunities to collaborate, create, experiment, and learn in different ways, with flexible spaces designed to support the way students learn today.

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Pickerington Central Junior High School Discover how SHP designed Pickerington Central Junior High, balancing safety, innovative STEM learning spaces, and community-driven design.