His goal was to enhance the quality of life for the villagers. Today, Neuhaus is a registered architect with The Leonard Parker Associates in Minneapolis. The firm's diverse design portfolio includes multimillion dollar civic complexes, convention centers, Libraries, courthouses and mixed-used developments in the United States Asia and South America. Although his Peace Corps accomplishments and his current jobs are at opposite ends of the design spectrum, the satisfaction Neuhaus receives from his work remains rooted in his emphasis on improving people's quality of life.
Buildings can inspire and they can calm, they focus attention and promote a sense of the whole.
Architecture is important as a setting for human drama. It makes places for people to play out everyday situations and remarkable events. Neuhaus, an art major at CLU, recalls that he really didn't have any idea how he would use his major.