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  • CSO wins two IIDA Indiana IDEA Awards!

    CSO wins two IIDA Indiana IDEA Awards!

    The IIDA Indiana IDEA Awards honor outstanding interior design that pushes boundaries, challenges norms, and redefines the spaces where we work, heal, learn, and connect.

    Congratulations to the CSO team members who contributed to the award-winning interior design for these projects!

    220 Meridian: Michele Meregaglia and Courtney Brock

    Silver Creek High School: Jennifer King, Mary Oliver, Taylor Pietruch, and Hailey Patane

    220 Meridian, once an AT&T office building, was transformed into a vibrant mixed-use development with luxury residences, retail, and amenities. The redesign emphasizes natural light, modern aesthetics, and spatial efficiency, integrating sustainable design and public art to revitalize downtown Indianapolis.

    Learn more about 220 Meridian.

    Silver Creek High School’s design features bold colors, natural light, flexible learning spaces, and sustainable systems. Dragon-inspired elements reinforce school pride, while a vibrant Student Union fosters collaboration. The project reflects community vision, educational innovation, and future academic growth.

    Learn more about Silver Creek High School.

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  • CSO Projects Honored with Awards

    CSO Projects Honored with Awards

    2020 AIA Indiana Design Awards
    Clif Bar was recognized with an award for Interior Architecture. The jury said, “This project makes all the right moves. The spaces are warm and active and the focus on wellness and use of biophilic design unmistakably connect the users to the brand.”

    2020 Indy Chamber Monumental Awards
    CSO took home top honors in the Interior Design category for Clif Bar. Indy Chamber’s Monumental Awards celebrate the built environment in the Indianapolis region and recognize the businesses and individuals who make quality of place possible.

    2020 AIA Indiana 25 Year Award
    Circle Centre Mall was recognized with the H. Roll McLaughlin 25 Year Award, which recognizes architecture built over twenty-five years ago that adds value to the community and has retained the original design intent. The jury commented that “this multi-block project integrated the preservation of numerous historic buildings and facades to maintain the unique character of downtown Indianapolis while providing a vibrant multi-block mixed use development. Twenty-five years after its completion, it continues to be a case study of working with local preservation agencies to create a vision that supports local preservation efforts and revitalizes urban centers through new development.” CSO and Browning Day teamed on the original project and accepted the award jointly.

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