Since 2000, San Francisco–based IwamotoScott Architecture has established itself as a thoughtful and artistically inclined office that doesn’t shy away from history and theory. Yet even after more than two decades in practice, the office’s cofounders, Craig Scott and Lisa Iwamoto, describe their new project, Moravec Hall at Ivy Tech, as a milestone. “For us, it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,” Scott said, namely because of the campus location: Columbus, Indiana.
The small Indiana city has an iconic architectural lineage, due in large part to the benevolence of The Cummins Foundation, the nonprofit arm of Cummins, a local manufacturing giant. The Foundation has commissioned more than 50
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