JASON HOELSCHER STUDIO | Site-Specific Public Art & Aesthetic Infrastructure
Jason Hoelscher Studio synthesizes aesthetic design, systems thinking, and fabrication expertise to produce site-specific public artworks shaped by their environments and the communities they serve. We elevate the everyday through curiosity, interaction, and a shared sense of place, delivering code-aware, durable work in close coordination with project teams.
Jason Hoelscher Studio synthesizes aesthetic design, systems thinking, and fabrication expertise to produce site-specific public artworks shaped by their environments and the communities they serve. We elevate the everyday through curiosity, interaction, and a shared sense of place, delivering code-aware, durable work in close coordination with project teams.
TWO NEW COMMISSIONS:
Two murals, terrazzo, and integrated wall artworks at Snow College in Ephraim, Utah (2026–2027)
We’re excited to announce the studio has been awarded a $164,000 public art commission for the new Social Sciences Building at Snow College, featuring a 10' architectural lobby terrazzo medallion, an 8' x 24' mural, an 8' x 12' mural, and a suite of site-integrated corridor wall works. The project brings together place-based imagery, disciplined graphic structure, and durable architectural materials to create a distributed visual system rooted in community, learning, and the Sanpete Valley, with installation scheduled for late 2026 through 2027.
Architectural terrazzo and GFRC artworks for a new civic building in Nevada (2026)
We're thrilled to announce the studio has also been awarded a $200,000 public art commission for a very exciting project in Nevada, with fabrication and installation set for summer through autumn 2026. More information soon!
Two murals, terrazzo, and integrated wall artworks at Snow College in Ephraim, Utah (2026–2027)
We’re excited to announce the studio has been awarded a $164,000 public art commission for the new Social Sciences Building at Snow College, featuring a 10' architectural lobby terrazzo medallion, an 8' x 24' mural, an 8' x 12' mural, and a suite of site-integrated corridor wall works. The project brings together place-based imagery, disciplined graphic structure, and durable architectural materials to create a distributed visual system rooted in community, learning, and the Sanpete Valley, with installation scheduled for late 2026 through 2027.
Architectural terrazzo and GFRC artworks for a new civic building in Nevada (2026)
We're thrilled to announce the studio has also been awarded a $200,000 public art commission for a very exciting project in Nevada, with fabrication and installation set for summer through autumn 2026. More information soon!
TWO AWARD NOMINATIONS FOR OUR 2025 GREENVILLE–SPARTANBURG INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT COMMISSION:
Our recently completed $100,000 architectural terrazzo commission at Greenville–Spartanburg International Airport has been nominated for both the 2026 National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association Honor Award and the Associated Builders and Contractors Excellence in Construction Award.
▸ View GSP Terrazzo Project Spotlight
▸ Download Project Fact Sheet (PDF, two pages)
Our recently completed $100,000 architectural terrazzo commission at Greenville–Spartanburg International Airport has been nominated for both the 2026 National Terrazzo & Mosaic Association Honor Award and the Associated Builders and Contractors Excellence in Construction Award.
▸ View GSP Terrazzo Project Spotlight
▸ Download Project Fact Sheet (PDF, two pages)
CURRENT & RECENT PUBLIC ART FINALIST AND SHORTLIST SELECTIONS
Our 2025–2026 finalist selections represent over $800,000 in active public art momentum nationwide, reflecting strong confidence across civic, healthcare, airport, and major institutional venues, including sports and entertainment environments. Recent work includes architecturally integrated terrazzo, GFRC, and mural projects at international airports, civic sites, and colleges in South Carolina, Nevada, and Utah; hospital, parkside, and civic murals in Rhode Island, Michigan, and Washington; interactive and sculptural works in Colorado; and invited design development discussions with institutional partners such as the Toronto Blue Jays. Together, these selections demonstrate our ability to deliver technically rigorous, visually ambitious public art across scales in close collaboration with agencies and design teams.
Our 2025–2026 finalist selections represent over $800,000 in active public art momentum nationwide, reflecting strong confidence across civic, healthcare, airport, and major institutional venues, including sports and entertainment environments. Recent work includes architecturally integrated terrazzo, GFRC, and mural projects at international airports, civic sites, and colleges in South Carolina, Nevada, and Utah; hospital, parkside, and civic murals in Rhode Island, Michigan, and Washington; interactive and sculptural works in Colorado; and invited design development discussions with institutional partners such as the Toronto Blue Jays. Together, these selections demonstrate our ability to deliver technically rigorous, visually ambitious public art across scales in close collaboration with agencies and design teams.
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METHODOLOGY: FROM CONCEPT TO CRANE LIFT
Jason Hoelscher Studio LLC translates environmental conditions, spatial patterns, and the ways communities inhabit and shape a place into dynamic, buildable artworks. Using an AEIOU framework—Activities, Environments, Interactions, Objects, and Users—we observe how a site is actually experienced and lived, then convert those insights into visual systems of color, pattern, and form. The result is durable, fabrication-ready public art that's code-aware and low-maintenance, delivered through milestone-based coordination, fabrication planning, and maintenance documentation, and integrated seamlessly with architecture to support everyday use, as seen in our work with these and other public art partnerships:
Jason Hoelscher Studio LLC translates environmental conditions, spatial patterns, and the ways communities inhabit and shape a place into dynamic, buildable artworks. Using an AEIOU framework—Activities, Environments, Interactions, Objects, and Users—we observe how a site is actually experienced and lived, then convert those insights into visual systems of color, pattern, and form. The result is durable, fabrication-ready public art that's code-aware and low-maintenance, delivered through milestone-based coordination, fabrication planning, and maintenance documentation, and integrated seamlessly with architecture to support everyday use, as seen in our work with these and other public art partnerships:
