LEO A DALY to design Alexandria, Virginia City Hall and public space
The current City Hall, built in 1871, is a great source of community pride and serves as a workplace for more than 300 City employees. After many years of service, major updates are needed throughout City Hall to repair aging building components, improve operating systems, optimize space utilization, improve building circulation and wayfinding, enhance security, and facilitate community engagement.
Mark Bradby, PE, Joins LEO A DALY as Minneapolis Studio Lead for Mechanical Engineering
Mark Bradby, PE, is LEO A DALY’s new Minneapolis studio lead for mechanical engineering. Bradby brings over 24 years of professional experience, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and high-performance design.
Two LEO A DALY studios receive NEWH awards for hospitality interior design
LEO A DALY has been awarded the prestigious NEWH Los Angeles Founding Chapter and NEWH Dallas Chapter TOP ID awards. These accolades celebrate the firm’s exceptional contributions to design excellence in the hospitality industry.
LEO A DALY-designed Goodwill opens in Omaha
The building, designed by LEO A DALY, incorporates employee wellness and sustainability features to the nonprofit’s sixteenth Omaha store.
LEO A DALY-designed Shiloh Cares Food Shelf opens
With a mission to eliminate food insecurity in North Minneapolis and Hennepin County, the facility provides needed food to thousands of people.
Senior Architect Stacy Feit to join Leadership Omaha class No. 43
Feit joins four-decades-plus tradition of strengthening the region through communication, awareness, leadership and motivation.
The Greater Omaha Chamber announced July 27 that Stacy Feit, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP, would join Leadership Omaha Class 43. As in the past, the class of 50 community leaders was selected by a committee of Leadership Omaha alumni and led by a Chamber board member. All honorees demonstrated community involvement and a strong vision for the future of Omaha.
“The need for community leadership is never-ending; and, great ideas are born when we bring remarkable leaders together,” said Liz Kerrigan, leadership strategist, Greater Omaha Chamber. “We are honored to introduce Class 43 – a group of inspired leaders who are eager to strengthen and transform the community.”
Following a virtual orientation August 20, the class will spend the next 10 months focusing on community trusteeship, community awareness and leadership styles, ultimately joining a network of more than 1,700 Leadership Omaha alumni.
Class members will participate in an opening retreat in September, as well as monthly, daylong seminars through June – experiences that will inform small group projects designed to push participants to translate their community education and leadership training into direct, positive impact.