Since 1989, Cafe Patachou has been bringing their signature and award-winning menu items to the crowds across Central Indiana. Now, they’re coming to Fishers.

Inspired by Park(ing) Day, (the global participatory project where people temporarily re-purpose curbside parking spaces and convert them into public parks and social spaces) DELV Design joined with some amazing partners to produce a pop-up park for the public to enjoy and interact with.

How can we create higher performing buildings in the Midwest? Architect Jennifer Miller has some ideas.

In the 100th year of Decatur County Memorial Hospital’s service to their community, they have broken ground on their newest Rehabilitation Center and Medical Office Building.

After nearly eight years, two in-studio expansions, and now 24 DELVers needing workspace, it became quickly apparent that we needed a new studio.

After concluding that they would need to start from scratch on their long-standing municipal building, the City of Fishers connected with DELV to re-imagine what a new City Hall could be.

Nestled between residential and commercial developments, Vernon Township Fire Station 432 sits on an intimate site purposefully located to protect citizens north of the railroad tracks.

Girls Inc. of Greater Indianapolis, a non-profit organization that’s been in operation since 1969, has the simple mission to inspire all girls to be strong, smart, and bold. Back in June, we teamed up with them to lead a two-day workshop in their summer STEM-focused program that packs a big punch.

A studio favorite since its inception, DELVsgiving began as a way to connect us–to one another and to our community. Three years ago, we flipped the traditional ‘corporate’ charitable giving model (a big check from the formal entity) and instead handed each DELVer a check to deliver to the cause of their choosing. That is, with one, single stipulation: come back and tell the entire team why they were compelled and how we could jump in to help.

Local entrepreneur and owner of CCA Sports teamed up with DELV to imagine a concept that would infuse new energy into Indy’s long-established  social hub–Broad Ripple. Dubbed “Monon Yard,” this unique destination pairs outdoor dining with recreation to attract a wide variety of patrons to the area day and night.