Indiana
Evansville
University of Southern Indiana Labyrinth
Design collaboration with Robert Ferré
(Photos by Pat Aalchus)


A paved labyrinth modeled after New Harmony's (Indiana) Cathedral Labyrinth has been constructed in front of the University of Southern Indiana's Liberal Arts Center as part of its quadrangle project. The quadrangle provides a new focal point for the campus and will include areas of landscaping and seating.

"The concept of the labyrinth was that they wanted a living reference on campus to their relationship with New Harmony," said Mark Rozewski, USI vice president for Business Affairs. The Cathedral Labyrinth, located on North Street in New Harmony, is a replica of the labyrinth at Chartres Cathedral, built in the 12th century near Paris, France. The consultant on the USI project, Labyrinth Enterprises, LLC of St. Louis, also worked on the Cathedral Labyrinth, which it describes as "the most beautiful labyrinth in the United States."

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