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The goal of creating an addition to the existing Levan R. Scott Academy was to expand student capacity to meet the needs of a growing student body. Elevatus Architecture and the construction manager were hired to more than double the existing building’s square footage on the school’s property to facilitate…
Known for its Friday Night Lights, Texas is considered the capital of football–the number one state pastime. In contrast, is the small west Texas town of Brownfield, not known for football, but instead highly regarded for its elite basketball programs. The high school has produced many winning seasons and student…
When someone mentions acoustics, what usually comes to mind? Musical? Performing arts? Noise? Often, when we think of acoustics, we think of how sound reverberates through a performance space to either enhance or impede the listener’s experience, how loud an environment feels, or the lack of appropriate sound in an…
Recent Ball State grad has strong ambitions in world of architecture Elevatus Architecture is excited to welcome Roberto Medina to the team. A recent graduate from the College of Architecture and Planning at Ball State, Roberto served on the executive board for Ball State’s chapter of the American Institute of…
Fort Wayne Community Schools desired to be a part of the Electric Works Innovation District by integrating key project-based learning programs within the district and capitalizing on opportunities to have students and faculty work side-by-side with area innovators, corporate leaders, and institutional backers. FWCS worked with Elevatus Architecture to design…
Kaleb Study What steps should someone take to prepare for an internship in the architecture and design industry? I think that the most important steps to prepare for an internship are being ready to learn more about architecture and design, I have spent just over a month working here, and…
“What makes a project manager successful?” When I was asked to answer this question, I had to really stop and think . . . and think some more. Because I just do it–like breathing or walking, I had to dig deep to articulate the practices I have honed that create…
