Tag Archive for: Kevin Shelley

HVAC Innovation at Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion

The Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion on the grounds of the Indiana State Fairgrounds and Event Center is more than just a venue—it’s a dynamic space that hosts a variety of events, from agricultural fairs to sporting events and commercial tradeshows. One of the key challenges faced during the design phase was creating an […]

Preserving History, Building the Future: The Transformation of Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion

On the grounds of the Indiana State Fair and Event Center, a piece of agricultural history was on the brink of being lost to time. The Swine Barn, a century-old structure to accommodate the unique transportation needs of that era, had fallen into disrepair and obsolescence. However, rather than letting this iconic building fade into […]

Sowing Seeds of Knowledge: Preserving Indiana’s Agricultural Heritage at the Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion

Agriculture is the lifeblood of Indiana, and the Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion stands as a tribute to the past and a gateway to the future. With a rich agricultural heritage deeply embedded in its foundation, this Pavilion is a multi-purpose event venue and a nod to the indomitable spirit of the farming community. […]

Safeguarding Agriculture: A Look at Biosecurity Measures at the Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion

In the heartland of America, where agriculture takes center stage, the Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion on the grounds of the beautiful Indiana State Fairgrounds stands as a symbol of architectural innovation and biosecurity. In a world increasingly conscious of infectious diseases, the Pavilion’s proactive approach to safeguarding its occupants, both human and animal, […]

Flexibility at the Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion: A Triumph in Modern Innovation

In July, the Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion opened, reshaping the landscape of event hosting in Indiana. Spearheaded by Schmidt Associates architects, engineers, construction administrators, and interior designers, this cutting-edge building has quickly become a cornerstone of the Indiana State Fairgrounds’ facilities offerings, including 196,000 SF of flexible, multi-purpose space. From Swine Barn to […]

Embracing Sustainability at the Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion

In the heart of Indianapolis, the Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion stands as a shining example of sustainable design and responsible architecture practices. This remarkable venue showcases innovative adaptive reuse and a deep commitment to environmental consciousness. From reclaimed wood to rainwater treatment systems, the Pavilion is a harmonious blend of modern innovation and […]

Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion: Where Architectural Ingenuity Meets Sustainability and Resurgence

It’s an architectural marvel, and one we’re thrilled to explore. Brace yourselves for a tale of architectural brilliance, sustainable ingenuity, and historic preservation as we go inside the Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. A Hub for Livestock and Consumer Events The Fall Creek Pavilion is a vast 196,000-sf building […]

From Vision to Reality: Celebrating the Opening of the Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion

Today, we proudly unveil the upcoming grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the highly anticipated Indiana Farm Bureau Fall Creek Pavilion. This monumental project, born from a powerful vision, is set to become a new home for Indiana swine during the Indiana State Fair, as well as a hub for community events, connection, and a […]

Workforce Skills Training in K-12 Facilities

Since 2011, 11.5 million jobs have been created in the United States for workers with education past high school. However, only about 47% of working-aged adults in Indiana currently have degrees. One way to fill this gap is to include workforce-ready spaces and programs directly within high schools. Think auto shops, TV broadcasting spaces, welding […]

Accidental Interaction

Think back to when you were in college. Do you remember when and where your best learning happened? Chances are, it wasn’t necessarily in the classroom. Your college education more likely happened while you socialized by the front desk of your residence hall, or while you lay on the grass in the quad, or even […]