COLUMBUS BUS SHELTER DESIGN-BUILD
COLUMBUS BUS SHELTER DESIGN-BUILD
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Engage in a three-day workshop dedicated to fabricating part of an innovative bus shelter for the ColumBus transit system. Students at the J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program are re-imagining the bus stop experience within the rich architectural heritage of Columbus, IN. The biomimetic folded plate steel and glass canopy adapts to the climate conditions of the site and uses lessons from nature to maximize structural integrity through minimal material usage. The canopy anchors to the ground through custom precast concrete bases that also serve as seating elements. The workshop will focus a specific fabrication process related to either steel fabrication or precast concrete
SUPPORTED BY IGNITION ARTS AND INDIANA UNIVERSITY "STEEL FABRICATION AND PRECAST CONCRETE"
LUCAS BROWNÂ
LUCAS BROWNÂ
Senior Lecturer at J. Irwin Miller Architecture School
Founding Principal of BrownSmith Studios
LUCAS BROWN
LUCAS BROWN
Lucas Brown is a Senior Lecturer in Architecture at the J. Irwin Miller Architecture Program. Prior to his appointment at Indiana University, he was an Associate Professor and Co-Director of the Renewable Energy and Ecological Design program at Green Mountain College. He is also the founding principal of the architecture and fabrication firm Brownsmith Studios. His work spans scales, from the making of bespoke furniture to brownfield master planning and has earned numerous awards in both academia and the profession
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