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| WES JANZ,
ARCHITECTURE Wes and his students will study leftover people, spaces and materials in local and global settings. They will study the homeless in Indianapolis and the “Borderlands” between San Diego and Mexicali. They will consult with leading thinkers around the world to produce an installation at the Dean Johnson Gallery in downtown Indianapolis. The installation will provide the occasion for three public forums on the issues of homelessness, shelter and waste. Students in the seminar will have knowledge of or interest in anthropology, architecture, environmental design, fine arts, geography, history, international business, landscape architecture, telecommunications and urban planning. In addition to the Dean Johnson Gallery, the seminar will work with several non-profit organizations concerned with homelessness in Indianapolis. |
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| Wes Janz, Associate Professor of Architecture, teaches design studios and seminars that focus on leftover people, spaces, and materials. He directs the Post-professional Master of Architecture II program, co-directs the CapAsia field study program, and is a frequent visitor to south Asia and Latin America. Work with his collaborators in 26262625 received awards from the Indiana and Indianapolis chapters of the American Institute of Architects in 2000 and 2003. | |
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