Jim Dvorsky, Vice-president of Engineering at NIKOLA at The Point talks to Central Ohio IFMA Chapter members about energy harvesting.
About two dozen Central Ohio IFMA Chapter members met at The Point in September to learn more about energy harvesting from Jim Dvorsky, Vice-president of Engineering at NIKOLA Labs.
Jim Dvorsky, Vice-president of Engineering at NIKOLA Labs addresses Central Ohio IFMA Chapter members Sept. 12, 2018.
Lucy Cryan (right), Business Operations Manager at The Point, briefs Central Ohio IFMA Chapter members during a facility tour.
Two members using the wood shop at The Point.
Because The Point is also open to Otterbein University students, many collaborative spaces are provided throughout the facility.
Maker spaces within The Point include a wood shop, metal shop, and design studio, to name a few.
Relaxation areas, like this one, appear throghout The Point, and are used by professionals, students, and staff alike.
Meeting and collaborative spaces appear thoughout the STEAM facility.
Central Ohio IFMA Chapter member Brian Christensen checks out the backyard at The Point which includes more collaborative and relaxaton areas, along with a solar panel park.
Innovative quiet spaces encourage the creative mind.
Central Ohio IFMA Chapter members check out one of the facility's classrooms.
Central Ohio IFMA Chapter members check out some rental space.
PolymerOhio is just one of the many business that call The Point home.
No need to leave. Students, staff and professionals all have access to the student-run restaurant, Cafe at The Point.
The design studio at The Point.
Otterbein students working and collaborating at the design studio.
NIKOLA Labs also calls The Point home.
The Point at Otterbein University.