1x2 Sessions
The 1x2 design program was created by the staff at WSA Studio as a continuing education opportunity, a chance to share design thoughts and ideas, as well as foster the rich studio environment of WSA. The program is staff organized and opperated with events held once every two weeks. A one hour time frame enables focus on a single different topic each session. Through the different formats of guest speakers, consultant presentations, building product introductions, research projects, design charettes, computer program tutorials, business management presentations, and examples of current work around the world the studio's discussion of design and architecture and enriched the design of our projects.
Building Tour - Ohio State Highway Patrol-Post 233/31/10

a tour of the completed Post 23 in lancaster, ohio by WSA
R. Todd Boyer, AIA, LEED AP
Retrospective 1990-20003/18/10

A retrospective of WSA work through the past decade
Tom Schnell, AIA
The Columbus Jack
2.25.10

a tour of what will become the new home of wsa
Frank Weaver, studio leader
Building Tour - Grange Mutual Insurace Headquarters
11/12/09

a tour of the complete interior re-stack of the new and renovated Grange Headquarters, completed by WSA.
Janell Arehart, LEED APanother great wsa project. the complexity of the re-stack is hard to imagine just by seeing the space. hats off to Janell and Natalie for their tireless efforts.
Building Tour - Ohio University, Lancaster Brasee Hall library10/1/09

tour of the complete library renovation
John Meegan, AIA, LEED AP
The library turned out great! OU is really happy and with the results and we expect students will be as well. Stop by and check it out is you are in Lancaster. check out http://www.wsastudio.com/ to see video of the ribbon cutting ceremony.
It has taken a few more months than planned to get season 2 up and running but we are now in full swing. There is an exciting schedule of events for season 2 so stay tuned!
The first season of WSA's 1x2 educational series in coming to an end after session 10.Thank you to everyone who participated and presented. We can't wait for season 2 starting back up in the next few months!Be on the look out for our book published of season 1's sessions!
Pecha Kucha - before wsa12/18/08
and example of work prior to joining wsawsa studio staff
The Work of MSIplanning, urban design, landscape architecture12/04/08
Darren Meyer, rla - senior associateMSI Design
CAD/BIM Setting cad standards information11/13/2008
natalia lount, john duis
Rapid Prototyping of the Inside: The Inside Outside of the Inside10/16/2008
Timothy C. Hawk, AIA WSA President
Design Charrette #1columbus metro parks bike rack10/02/08WSA Studio: 1 hour team design charrette
Thank you to everyone who participated: Natalia, Esra, Frank, Tim A., Todd, John D., John M., Chris, and Janell


Architecture Today
the lastest in architectural technology 9/18/08

Dennis Blair, BlairIT and Chris Lindner, AUGI
The Arizona School the architects of the desert southwest
9/04/08

R. Todd Boyer, AIA, LEED AP
WSA Studio
check out examples from the arizona school slideshow!
"Design Loads - what are they and where do they go?"8/21/08
Bob Baumann, structural engineerShelley, Metz, Baumann, Hawk, Inc.Another great presentation! Thank you to Bob Baumann for his great presentation, we certainly learned a great deal. We will try to get his powerpoint to attach to the blog to share with others. Visit their website for more great information www.smbhinc.com
WSA Studio Retrospective8/07/08
Tom Schnell WSA Studio
Thank you Tom for the wonderful retrospective of the first 20 years of what is now WSA!
We also want to thank Bob Wandel for stopping in to provide additional insight. Check out the pictures!
Pecha Kucha - Who I am7/24/08
wsa studio staff