.cls-1{fill:#fff;} Paseos Line 1 2 3 4 Paseos Line Public scale site amenities that embody a playful juxtaposition of balance, motion and rotation. Available in (3) sizes. Options Downloads Specifications Drawings .cls-1{fill:#fff;} All rights reserved 2021

.cls-1{fill:#fff;} The Biodesign Institute at ASU 1 2 3 4 The Biodesign Institute at ASU The Challenge: To Inspire the Bio-inspired The Solution: Nature as a Guide The scientists at the Biodesign Institute at ASU reimagine the “design rules” found in nature and create their bio-inspired solutions for global needs. Researchers here have discovered new answers to the world’s most challenging problems with nature-inspired solutions, like a diagnostic that more precisely detects breast cancer, a $1 “lab on a chip” that can be used to detect Zika in developing countries or a nanorobot that seeks and destroys a tumor’s blood supply. Their mission was central to the design inspiration for the outdoor spaces connecting the Institute to the ASU Tempe campus, in which all spaces and elements were designed to restore, reconnect, and immerse the scientists and students in natural elements. The newest addition to the Institute, “Building C, ” houses researchers from the Biodesign Institute, the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, purposefully brought together to interact and collaborate. An extension of the existing Biodesign Institute, the building forms the northern edge of a research quadrangle centered on a James Turrell skyspace sculpture. Quartz planters, inspired by the crystalline structure of quartz minerals, were chosen not only for the connection to nature they share with the Institute’s mission, but also as a complement to the building’s modern architectural lines. Location Tempe, Arizona Series Quartz Landscape Architect TRUEFORM Architect(s) ZGF Architects and BWS Architects .cls-1{fill:#fff;} All rights reserved 2021

.cls-1{fill:#fff;} Site Furnishings Maple-Pile Series for UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine Thermally modified, FSC certified wood Designed for Mia Lehrer + Associates Landscape Architecture Designed by Larry Kornegay Larkspur Landscape Container Series for Landscape Forms Designed by Larry Kornegay Fabricated by Kornegay Design® Main Street; City of Tolleson, Arizona Designed by J2 Engineering and Environmental Design Designed by Larry Kornegay Fabricated by Kornegay Design® Multi-colored acid wash finish was applied by Randy McCabe Hunt Oil; Dallas, Texas Designed by Daniel Woodroffe RLA president of dwg. (The Design of the Hunt Tower was completed while employed at TBG Partners as Principal and Lead Designer). Fabricated by Kornegay Design® Photo Credit: Daniel Woodroffe .cls-1{fill:#fff;} All rights reserved 2021