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Learning PatternsLaser cut watercolor paper and acyclic paint18” x 24”2019
Image courtesy of Hadley Fruits
Image courtesy of Hadley Fruits
Community StudioPoplar plywood Location: 411 Gallery, Columbus, Indiana2019
Fabrication by Tovey Perry Co
Image courtesy of Hadley Fruits
Fabrication by Tovey Perry Co
Image courtesy of Hadley Fruits
Learning Patterns MuralLocation: 411 Gallery, Columbus, Indiana2019
Installation Team: Laura Latham, Arvin Moradi, Sarah Rupp, Paige Richardson, Julia Vanderkolk, and Susana Villegas
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Installation Team: Laura Latham, Arvin Moradi, Sarah Rupp, Paige Richardson, Julia Vanderkolk, and Susana Villegas
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Entry PortalUltra-high-molecular-weight (UHMW) polyethylene plastic and steelLocation: J. Irwin Miller School of Architecture, Columbus, Indiana2019
Team: Daniel Luis Martinez and Etien Santiago with Indiana University M. Arch students Victoria Bell, Maria Meza, Shorf Afza, Ross McKnight, and Tony Minich
Fabrication by Tovey Perry Co
Image courtesy of Hadley Fruits
Team: Daniel Luis Martinez and Etien Santiago with Indiana University M. Arch students Victoria Bell, Maria Meza, Shorf Afza, Ross McKnight, and Tony Minich
Fabrication by Tovey Perry Co
Image courtesy of Hadley Fruits
Cleo Turns 50Di-bond aluminum panels, plywood and 3d-printed PLALocation: Cleo Rogers Memorial Library, Columbus, Indiana2019 Collaboration: Tricia Gilson, Head Archivist at Columbus Indiana Architectural Archives and Bartholomew County Public Library
Exhibition Structure: Jonathan Nesci
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Exhibition Structure: Jonathan Nesci
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The light-hearted and considered work of Lulu Loquidis and Daniel Luis Martinez that comprises LAA Office is confidently simple. Complex yet efficient. Showcasing the creative process as a peacock's tail, LAA Office marries the design of landscape, architecture and art. By celebrating and challenging the history and norms of architecture and design, LAA Office uniquely embraces the living element into their highly researched projects. Much like the ancient practices of bonzai and espalier, the work of LAA Office honors the natural through careful consideration of human involvement.
-Ian CarstensLAA Office
LAA Office is a multi-disciplinary design studio that explores the territory between landscape, art, and architecture. Situated in Columbus, IN, which has been ranked sixth in the country for architectural innovation and design by the American Institute of Architects, LAA Office carves new pathways. Through thoughtful research, exhibitions, and design projects at multiple scales, the office aims to speculate on the future of our built environment.
In addition to being a featured artist with Glass Breakfast you can find the work of the LAA Office at laaoffice.com.
Interview also available on Indiana-focused streaming platform hoodox.tv
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