Eric Weflen, AIA, NCARB - Partner
Eric is a licensed architect with 20 years of experience designing both public and private buildings. As a principal architect since 2016, his focus has been on overall project strategy, primarily during the planning stages of a project. In this role, Eric has developed an expertise in programming, master planning and feasibility studies that are actionable and gives his clients the ability to implement their vision. He is committed to a client-focused approach that is centered around listening closely and communicating effectively. Through this work, Eric has developed an expertise in justice and public safety projects. This design expertise and leadership has helped municipalities across the country improve the way they deliver services to their communities. He has a proven track record of delivering projects that are operationally efficient, budget conscious, and rooted in evidence-based solutions.
Eugene Vorsovsky, AAIA - Partner
Eugene is a highly dedicated and seasoned Architecture Design professional with an impressive 18-year track record of success in delivering exceptional design solutions for a diverse range of projects, including K-12 schools, Higher Education facilities, Justices buildings, Judicial complexes, and Multi-Family residential developments. Graduating from Ball State University in 2006 with dual Bachelor's degrees in Architecture and Environmental Design, Eugene has consistently demonstrated a deep commitment to excellence and innovation in his work.
Specializing in Building Information Modeling (BIM), Eugene is widely recognized for his proficiency in leveraging advanced technologies, such as Revit software, to create highly coordinated and efficient design documents. His holistic approach to design not only ensures the seamless integration of architectural elements but also facilitates enhanced collaboration with clients, consultants, and project teams.
Throughout his career, Eugene has successfully led numerous design projects from initial concept through to completion, consistently exceeding client expectations and delivering projects on time and within budget. His strong project management abilities have been instrumental in achieving project goals, and his adeptness at managing project budgets, schedules, and resources has earned him a reputation for reliability and efficiency.
Key projects
The Lofts at Westwood
The Lofts at Westwood is a new multifamily development on the westside of Indianapolis, near the Town of Speedway. The development will include 330 units in six buildings with studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom lofts. The hilly, wooded site is bound by Eagle Creek to the east and the B&O Trail trailhead to the north, providing walkable access to downtown Speedway’s restaurants and shops.
Hancock County Support Services Facility
Studio View Architecture collaborated with the Hancock County Sheriff’s Office to develop a design solution to address the need for maintenance and storage space for supplies and equipment at the Hancock County Jail. These needs include but are not limited to accommodating items currently stored in the “shelled-out” space in the housing pod, vehicular/equipment maintenance, tool and equipment storage, file storage, maintenance office/restrooms, K9 support, multi-purpose space and vehicular/large evidence processing. The new facility is designed to complement the existing aesthetic of the Sheriff’s Office and Jail buildings.
Hendricks County Jail and Sheriff’s Office *
Completed while working for a different firm, Eugene designed this state of the art, nearly 600 bed facility. As the Principal Architect, Eric led the programming and planning stages and was responsible for the overall project. The innovative design maximizes staff efficiency, safety, and enhances the opportunities for rehabilitation. The housing areas make use of daylighting, tunable lighting, color psychology and sound mitigation to improve the quality of the spaces for both those living at the facility and the staff.
Hancock County Jail and Sheriff’s Office *
The team worked with closely with the Commissioners, Council and Sheriff’s Office to develop a cost-effective solution. The new facility sits on 100 acres, just east of town and is constructed of pre-engineered metal buildings. The 130,000 square feet facility was master planned for future expansion and includes 440 beds with shell space in one housing pod for an additional 136 beds. The state-of-the-art facility includes a training room, large fitness and defensive tactics spaces, a dedicated evidence vehicular sally port, medical suite and elevated control rooms.
Madison County Sheriff's Office and Jail
Studio View served this project in two key roles. We are both the Owner’s Representative and a contract design consultant to the prime architect. Madison County tasked the project team with pursuing a goal of designing a facility that will not simply house inmates but one that will provide therapeutic spaces to facilitate rehabilitation and reduce recidivism. The 166,750-sf. facility has 22 classification units with 528 beds, is easily expandable in the short term to over 700 beds with 22,000 SF of shelled space, and longer-term expansion capability to over 1200 beds.
Pittsboro Police Station and Town Hall
The new police station and town hall in Pittsboro will be located on Main Street and will elevate the town office's presence while enhancing the business corridor. The facility will include a community room, administration offices, investigations, patrol, fitness area, locker rooms and vehicular sally port. The town hall will include a drive-up window to improve customer service for the public.
Fortville Town Hall and Police Station Renovation
The project includes the renovation of the existing facility’s interior and exterior. The exterior renovations included a new metal panel siding, new stone wainscot, a decorative cornice, and a pronounced stone entrance. The interior renovation reconfigured the organization of the interior spaces to improve operations for the 12,500 SF facility. The project also included a large community/town board room that is subdividable and provides space for 110 occupants. The police station was also improved with the renovation and include a training room, a fitness room, quartermaster storage, and evidence storage.
Other Projects
Fortville Christian Church
Fortville Christian Church
Fortville Christian Church
This project included both interior and exterior renovations. The exterior renovations included overall modernization, signage, and main entry relocation. The interior renovations include new finishes in the restrooms and other public areas, especially the lobby. The public spaces and lobby were also significantly enhanced by the removal of a second floor. This created a two-story volume, allowing for more natural light. The lobby was also improved with the addition of a coffee bar and seating area.
The Lofts at Westwood
Fortville Christian Church
Fortville Christian Church
This project includes 330 units on the west side of Indianapolis. The site is wooded and hilly and the units will have views of Eagle Creek from the balconies. On the north side of the development is the B&O Trail which provides walkable access to downtown Speedway. The project also includes a clubhouse and pool.
Dugout Bar
Fortville Christian Church
Richmond Kroger and B Shops Renovation
Dugout Bar, The Neighborhood Bar, has been a gathering place in Fletcher Place since 1954. Under new ownership, entertainment and private party spaces were expanded. The warehouse section of this expansion included a performance stage, bar, restrooms, and other support spaces. The versatile space has hosted musical performances, receptions, private parties and other group functions.
Richmond Kroger and B Shops Renovation
Victory College Prep Additions and Renovations
Richmond Kroger and B Shops Renovation
This project modernized a retail development that had remained unchanged since the 1970s. The Kroger and adjacent “B” Shops' improvements include new masonry column surrounds, new cornices and other architectural features, lighting, and painting. The “B” Shops' enhancements also include extended parapet walls to provide more visual interest and better signage opportunities.
Victory College Prep Additions and Renovations
Victory College Prep Additions and Renovations
Victory College Prep Additions and Renovations
The general purposes of this renovation include but are not limited to enhancing circulation and security, expanding administrative areas, increasing restroom facilities, improving classroom configurations, creating better exterior activity spaces, creating more parking, and improving vehicular circulation. The project includes a two-story addition to expand offices and classrooms, a new primary corridor to enhance security and other interior renovations to add classrooms and a cafeteria.
Pure Pharmacy
Victory College Prep Additions and Renovations
Victory College Prep Additions and Renovations
The Pure Pharmacy Tenant Improvement Project entailed the interior buildout of a 21,000 SF office space. Collaborating closely with Cunningham Construction Group and the Owner’s design team, the project prioritized aligning design and functionality with the client’s operational needs and vision. The program included a welcoming main lobby, modern office spaces, versatile conference rooms, dedicated client interaction areas, one sterile laboratory, and two non-sterile laboratories designed to USP 795 and USP 800 standards.