OMAHA, NE — Goodwill Elkhorn Retail Store and Donation Center has been selected to receive a 2024 Award of Outstanding Achievement for the use of concrete from American Concrete Institute Nebraska.
The LEO A DALY site adapt design is Goodwill’s first ground-up, free-standing build in the Omaha metro in a decade. At 15,000 square feet, the facility includes a retail sales floor, drive-through donation center, online pick up, and a training room.
“Concrete is dependable, durable, and resilient — like Goodwill itself,” LEO A DALY Project Manager Erin Froschheiser said. “This award affirms Goodwill’s commitment to efficient design and our community.”
Key concrete features of the building include:
- Exterior wall precast site adapt design utilized precast as more than wall finish. It is also the structural system, eliminating steel columns and freeing up space for the retail store.
- Precast columns at entry are also different than previous buildings, which were cast in place. Precast helped control appearance and expedite schedule.
- Precast material met the City of Omaha Urban Design Standards for finish appearance and to screen rooftop equipment.
- Precast walls and exposed polished concrete floors will require little maintenance for the life of the building.
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“We are grateful to our valued building partners and for all the community support, making our growth possible, and for helping thousands of individuals in our community annually receive mission services,” said Janelle Peterson, Chief Operating Officer for Goodwill Omaha.
