Stored Potential and ElevATE
Omaha, Nebraska
Emerging Terrain
Role: Event Team
Program: Event + Temporary Installation
ElevATE was conceived as a one-of-a-kind experience at the intersection of both Stored Potential banner topics of land use, food, agriculture and transportation. The event took place on a bridge over the Interstate 80 corridor that clipped and decommissioned the elevator, made two neighborhoods from one, and produced a massive flow of people and goods through the city, changing our movement, economy, and physical landscape.
The result was an unprecedented collaboration between teams of food and spatial designers in a unexpected public space. Teams designed and constructed 19 unique 'Elevation Stations' lining the bridge and served a corresponding small dinner course of the freshest ingredients grown and produced locally. All 500 attendees were assigned a unique sequence of stations with the intent that each would spark conversation and experience. Select stations will be debuting as pop-up pocket park transformations of vacant lots throughout Omaha in 2013, called Station Points.

Stored Potential Art Banners, Photo by Bryce Bridges

ElevATE event aerial image

Temporary Stairs built for event access

Banner hung for some rest from the sun

Photo by Bryce Bridges

Photo by Bryce Bridges

DeOld Andersen Architecture Station, Photo by Bryce Bridges

Photo by Bryce Bridges

Photo by Bryce Bridges

Photo by Bryce Bridges

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