Built to Learn, Designed to Inspire – A Sustainable Home Built by Students | Indiana Street House

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Indiana Street House is a 2,060-square-foot modern infill home designed and built by Studio 804 in Lawrence, Kansas. Positioned on a narrow lot between two century-old homes, the house lifts its main living spaces to the second floor to maximize daylight, privacy, and views. Supported by steel columns and nestled among mature trees, the home integrates passive design strategies such as overhangs, operable windows, and high-performance glazing. With sustainable materials like Fundermax siding, maple wood, and Richlite panels—all crafted by architecture students—the project demonstrates a thoughtful balance of design, education, and environmental responsibility.

Architects: Studio 804
Area: 2060 ft²
Year: 2022
Photographs: Corey Gaffer Photography
Lead Architect: Dan Rockhill
Project Team Students: Alex Fesi, Ashley Lee, Bret Majarocon, Chris Johnson, Christian Maglasang, Emi Sanders, Ethan Eben, Ethan Tollefson, Garret Heibeck, Halle Maroney, Isaac Taylor, Jack Young, Jordan Yarnell, Kate Kaufmann, Kendall Belcher, Kim Gordon, Maurice White, McKendree Mummey, Nathan Patterson, Noah Koppes, Noah Mercer, Rachel Johnston, Robert Zoschke, Roe Grace, Ryan Bayerle, Sam Zimmerman, Tyler Brown, Victoria Gonzalez
City: Lawrence
Country: United States