Field Team:
Richard Saxton
Ervin Sturdivant, Jr.
Jessie Cunningham
Marc J. McCay
Stuart Hyatt
Daniel Splaingard
Mary Jane Everett
Workshop Managers:
Ervin Sturdivant, Jr.
Jessie Cunningham
Support:
Alabama Power
City of York
Coleman Center for Arts and Culture
Heart and Sole Fitness of Meridian, MS
Additional Thanks:
Amy K. Horst
Atu Isreal
Charles Munoz
Dan Sturdivant
Kris Harzinski
Todd Bockley
Matt Lynch
James Cockrell
York Home and Auto
Gary James
Cobbs Pub
Bicycle Shed 2003
The Bicycle Shed is a rehabilitation project completed on a failing, city-owned structure in York, Alabama. The structure's main purpose is to house the utility NOW! vehicles that were created by the municipalWORKSHOP in 2003. This project involves a number of low-impact design features and has become a catalyst for a community bicycle-recycling program in York. Community volunteers Jessie Cunningham and Ervin Sturdivant, Jr. currently run the bicycle-recycling workshop with the help of the Coleman Center for Art and Culture. The Bicycle Shed's water system works through rainwater harvesting, and all of the used water is pumped outside the building to surrounding plant beds. A hand washing station is located at the back of the building, and the structure is equipped with a functional TV/Radio antenna and a small solar power platform.