PAST EXPERIENCE (KRM ARCHITECTURE+)
This page shows projects in my portfolio from 2015-2019 that were completed while working at krM Archiecture+.
AWARDS & HONORS
AIA Indiana - 2019 Indianapolis Public Library Michigan Road Branch
AIA Indianapolis - 2019 Indianapolis Public Library Michigan Road Branch
Indy Chamber Monumental Awards (Honor in Architecture) - 2019 Indianapolis Public Library Michigan Road
Indy Chamber Monumental Awards (Merit in Interior Design) - 2019 Indianapolis Public Library Michigan Road
IIDA Indiana IDEA Awards - 2019 Indianapolis Public Library Michigan Road Branch
IIDA Indiana IDEA Awards - 2017 Earlham College Co-Lab
IIDA Indiana IDEA Awards - 2017 May - Crossen Student Center at Earlham College
ABC Construction Awards - 2017 METZ Dining Hall
ABC Construction Awards - 2017 Italpolina Headquarters
Indianapolis Public Library Michigan Road Branch
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
Completed in 2018
Photography by Daniel Showalter Photography
PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT: Community Engagement, Space Planning, Interior Architecture, Interior Design, Finishes, FF&E
SIZE:20,000 SF
COST: $7.4 Million
This new construction LEED Silver (V4) building had goals of connecting the community and promote engagement. The 20,000 SF building focuses on sustainability efforts. Old growth trees on the site were preserved while
re-purposing of harvested trees in interior casework and architectural elements. The building also features a state of the art fully automated double skin system that assists the HVAC system & ensures the building would preform well for the community for years to come.
Earlham College Co-Lab
RICHMOND, INDIANA
Completed in 2016
Photography by Daniel Showalter Photography
PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT: Programming, Space Planning, Interior Architecture, Interior Design, Finishes, FF&E
SIZE: 5,525 SF
COST: $700,000
The Earlham College philosophy of “discovering knowledge together” has generated a need for underutilized spaces to be transformed into places that inspire interaction and innovation. Whether communication is intended to be student-to-student, student-to-faculty, or faculty-to-faculty, the Co-Lab enhances the college’s philosophy and brings people together in collaboration.
May - Crossen Student Center at Earlham College
RICHMOND, INDIANA
Completed in 2016
Photography by Daniel Showalter Photography
PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT: Programming, Space Planning, Interior Architecture, Interior Design, Finishes, Design Intent Package for FF&E and signage
SIZE:12,000 SF
COST: $1.7 Million
Earlham College’s May-Crossen Student Commons provides a student-oriented series of spaces for recreation, respite, and human interaction that was once a void on campus. This project took a windowless walk-out basement and repurposed the interior environment to become a magnet for students. Transformation began by removing physical barriers such as walls and floors to create a series of individual spaces with varied volumes all linked together with purposeful site lines.
METZ Dining Hall
RICHMOND, INDIANA
Completed in 2017
Photography by Al Ensley
PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT: Programming, Space Planning, Interior Architecture, Interior Design, Finishes
SIZE: 10,000 SF
COST: $2.5 Million
The space is at the core of the university’s student-life functions, consistently hosting events and gatherings. The old dining hall consisted of several small ques which was inefficient for the way Earlham serves all students at one time. The new large, open layout allows the influx of students to get through the lines quickly and promotes healthy meal choices by food placement.
WTIU Radio & TV
BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA
Completed in 2018
Photography by Daniel Showalter Photography
PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT: Programming, Space Planning, Interior Architecture, Interior Design, Finishes, FF&E
SIZE:11,000 SF
The renovation of IU Bloomington's Radio-TV Lab, allowed for student collaboration and office space to be upgraded for the first time in more than thirty years. The design integrated visual display and graphic signage, increased the size of a central collaboration room and created an open office environment. To increase security, a new reception desk is now visible from the main entrance of the lab. The aesthetic of the space was designed primarily as a monochromatic space to allow for the colors of the various stations logos to pop.
ADDITIONAL PROJECTS
MIDWEST
Completed in 2015-2019
PERSONAL INVOLVEMENT: Programming, Space Planning, Interior Architecture, Interior Design, Finishes, FF&E
While working at krM I primarily worked on education facilities including k12 and higher ed. I also worked on a variety of libraries, corporate, retail, worship, government and civic projects. The images shown here feature a small highlight reel of these experiences. Projects featured include the Italpollina North American Headquarters, the Sugar Creek Branch of the Hancock County Libraries, and the Community Hospital Medical Office Building Anderson Pavilion.
