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A rich wooden rainscreen corner detail with white steel edge trim. Floating just above a concrete pad and next to a bed of smooth river stones. Part of the Soddy 2.0 project on route 66 in Oklahoma. Designed by Adam Lanman Rooftop garden and placemaking project with a wandering pathway and overhead cover and rich landscape and play areas. Colorful axonometric architectural drawing. Designed by Adam Lanman Walking under a series of wing like steel arches that make a sculptural tunnel. This installation art work is fitted with a wire sculpture at across the top. Titled Under Her Wing was the Universe this work is in Enid Oklahoma. Designed by Adam Lanman The HiLo Veranda is an open air patio space constructed inside a restored dilapidated masonry structure. The elegant steel roof design replaces the old roof and floats just above the top of the brick walls allowing air and light to pass through. Designed by Adam Lanman This simple brick micro housing project is three stories tall with large exterior south facing patios on each level. The facade has a series of brickscreens on the north and west but is otherwise closed in to protect the patios and exterior stairwell from winter winds and summer sun. Designed by Adam Lanman A backlit tunnel of multicolored light and moire patterns created by threading 3 miles of multicolored rope in three levels on each of the twelve panels of blue steel. The tunnel is forty feet long and leads to an adjacent neighborhood. Designed by Adam Lanman Conceptual drawing of a housing prototype showing an old sears catalog home with multiple spatial forms jetting out from the original construct. Theoretical architectural drawing.. Designed by Adam Lanman A floating house prototype for one person made of a series of colorful translucent cube forms with a large sail like thatch covering overhead. The entire house is hung between buildings in the middle of the street. Designed by adam Lanman. This farm house incorporates screen walls created from terra cotta tile, wood siding and simple steel awnings throughout. The design features a bridge from the new house to a restored and renovated existing 1920's garage that was part of the original site. Designed by Adam Lanman Placemaking street art space in the plaza district of oklahoma city. Two shipping containers are converted into an art display and small bar space with multiple uses and covered seating areas located on the street level and on top of the shipping containers. Designed by adam lanman. High end residential design with a wood screen wall and fireplace tucked under a lit soffit. Designed by Adam Lanman A sculptural playground in the center of the Plaza District parking zone the SeeSaw Art Wall is an art display and series of four see saws that light up at night. This is a public art and placemaking project in Oklahoma City. Designed by Adam Lanman Public space design for a large scale sculpture. Designed to look like an iris of an eye from above. A circular landscape berm that lights up and had landscape growing around and throughout it. A series of event spaces surround the iris and create interaction with visitors to the placemaking project. Designed by adam lanman A large concrete archway to an empty field beyond. A large bright orange metal container with pipes sticking out is mounted on top of the archway. The project is a memorial to lost architecture in Oklahoma City. Designed by adam lanman. Street Grotto architecture. A cave like structure is tucked between two existing spaces on a street front with some dogs sitting out in front and a series of sharp block shapes create a tunnel to an inner courtyard. Designed by adam lanman Skyline Timeline is a public art and placemaking project in downtown oklahoma City. It is made up of six sixteen foot tall multicolored fabric and steel towers mounted in a public plaza overlooking the downtown skyline. The image here shows a view looking up into one of the towers and the many multicolored panels from the inside out. A web of steel frame casts shadows everywhere. Designed by Adam Lanman