ABOUT
Workhaus seeks to establish an environment for thinkers and fabricators to explore, design, and create together.
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By fostering a space for open, collaborative design, Workhaus enables individuals and clients to experiment, prototype, and manifest ideas into reality.
WHO'S AT THE SHOP?
Eric founded Workhaus in the summer of 2016 after graduating with a Masters of Architecture from Tulane University. From a very young age, he has enjoyed working with his hands, honing his craft through a variety of materials from cardboard to steel. Eric seeks to create functional and thoughtful objects that exhibit the true expression of a material.
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Eric has taught several Studio Art courses at Loyola University and has Co-Lead a design/build studio at Tulane University's School of Architecture.
Eric Lynn
Head Honcho + Founder
PALS OF WORKHAUS
Helping hands are essential, especially if they're good company. The following are a few of the friends who help us through design challenges, heavy lifting, existential crises, and much more:
Shelby Mills Lynn
Malcolm Kriegel
Dan Alley
Doug Harmon
John Coyle
Matt Raybon
John Ludlam
Matzo Ball has been running through dust piles in the shop since the summer of 2018. His recent promotion to Floor Supervisor was prompted by his keen observations for fallen fasteners and dedication to his domain - the shop floor.
He keeps Eric on schedule with regular breaks for food and play time. Matzo Ball seeks to discover the crunchiest leaf in the yard, while having a healthy work/nap balance.
Matzo Ball
Floor Supervisor