Ali Bowersock joins Elevatus as Chief Administrative Officer
As Chief Administrative Officer, Ali will leverage her extensive experience to build a solid foundation that supports and sustains the firm’s rapid growth.
Why Architects?
“If we built every building the same, then we wouldn’t need architects.” Believe it or not, I have had that expression said to me more than once in my eight years of going to school for and practicing architecture. Each time it is phrased a little differently, but ultimately the…
The Post-COVID-19 Work Environment: How the pandemic forced transformation in an environment reluctant to change
In the early 19th century, a Welsh textile manufacturer named Robert Owen coined the slogan “Eight hours labor, eight hours recreation, eight hours rest” while advocating for improving working conditions within the manufacturing industry. Over time, that slogan manifested itself into the typical daily formula many of our lives still…
Elevatus President Writes Opinion Article on Electric Works Project
Elevatus Architecture President Cory Miller published an opinion article with The Journal Gazette in response to the Electric Works project on Sunday, August 30, 2020.
Bringing a Vision to the Region: DeKalb County
Making a positive impact within a city will help create a stronger region. Elevatus Architecture has conducted a series of projects that have helped uplift life in DeKalb, and specifically Auburn, Indiana. This historic town holds cheerful value as the people who make it are what brings great attitude to…
Elevatus Architecture Makes Leadership Changes to Reflect Growing Strengths
In over six decades, the Elevatus Architecture brand has seen significant growth in the architectural industry. With a portfolio ranging from the historic Electric Works redevelopment, downtown Fort Wayne Boutique Hotel, Indiana Tech, and Boys and Girls Club of Fort Wayne, the work continues to flourish. Nearing 30 employees, the…
Architects as Avengers
Post-WWII housing boom. 21st Century Learning. Haussmann’s renovation of Paris. Design evolves in cycles prompting that new ways of design be reimagined in response to social changes. In post-WWII, the desire for car-oriented suburbs spawned a demand for affordable housing. Architects responded with a change of house design to compact…