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Ask OMS: Here’s a Word to Add to Your Architectural Vocabulary

May 28, 2013 · · Ask OMS · 0 Comments

As a reminder, OMS has a new feature on its website called Ask OMS.  The purpose of Ask OMS is for you to post your questions related to architecture, and then we’ll provide the answers.  We often get asked questions about terminology used in architecture, so we thought we’d provide you with a new term.

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Indiana Vietnam and Korea War Memorial

Today We Honor Our Veterans

May 27, 2013 · · Client Projects · 0 Comments

Shortly after veterans William McGuire and Wilbur Shook formed their partnership on December 16, 1916 McGuire answered the call of duty.  During WWI McGuire spent 11 months with the 472d Aero Squadron building airfields and hangars in England and France. See pictures of McGuire with some of his patriotic work.     In honor of.

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McKinley Elementary In Columbus, IN

Columbus, IN Recognized for Its Architecture

May 24, 2013 · · News · 0 Comments

The New York Times featured Columbus, IN in its travel section on May 10, 2013 in an article titled “An Indiana Town Where Big Names Built.”  The article discusses Columbus and its extensive architectural innovation and design and focuses on Joseph Irwin Miller who helped put Columbus on the map for its 20th-Century modern architecture. .

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Schwitzer Student Center & Smith Mall

Ask OMS and OMS’ Top Indianapolis Architecture Projects

May 21, 2013 · · Ask OMS, Client Projects · 3 Comments

OMS is excited to announce a new feature of our website and blog – the Ask OMS section.  Our intent is for you to ask questions, so that we can provide you relevant answers to any questions you may have about our company, people or architecture in general. Have a question? Just ask! Our first.

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OMS Client, Rushville Public Library, Receives a $15,000 Planning Grant

May 20, 2013 · · Client Projects · 0 Comments

OMS congratulates its client, Rushville Public Library, for the $15,000 planning grant it recently received.  Lt. Governor Sue Ellspermann awarded this grant to the City of Rushville for a public library feasibility study through the state’s Office of Community and Rural Affairs. OMS has a long history with the Rushville Public Library.  In 1928 the.

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