The Indy Redbud Project is a community identity + environment proposal that will over time help to unify the Mapleton Fall Creek neighborhood and help restore the urban tree canopy.
How can Indianapolis transform underutilized areas in its’ neighborhoods, make new connections, and catalyze community, regional and national events across the city in order to become a better– or the best– American Event City?
A life-size puzzle made of 8' tall interlocking wood pieces that will be installed at our Park Garden site in 2015
The Park Garden is a new permaculture demonstration garden and open space with fruit trees, bushes and vines at 30th and Park Avenue in Mapleton Fall Creek's 20/21 LEED ND Community.
The Articulture project is an effort to enliven the spaces of community awareness and involvement by using art to contribute to the unique character and cultural identity of the city.
The Stone Soup Kitchen will teach people in the inner city about food, nutrition and home economics through events, demonstrations and hands-on workshops.
The Delaware Project is the preservation of a long-vacant Fannie Mae foreclosure home in the Historic Meridian Park neighborhood (National Register of Historic Places).
Many homes in the Fall Creek Watershed are prone to stormwater issues. The Indy Rain Gardens project will be a demonstration of on-site stormwater management.
Just one example of what one can do with a vacant lot, the Leslie Allen Urban Apiary will produce honey, other bee products and lavender while providing pollinators and open space.
Let’s create our own food OASIS! Where we can, with a little knowledge: Eat Healthy, Eat Affordably & Live Well for Less!
