The street that wouldn’t follow the grid.
Iuka Avenue, in Columbus’s University District, was the first street in the city to break the grid — it curves with the Iuka Ravine instead of forcing a straight line. The original Iuka Run stream still flows beneath the avenue, culverted over a century ago: old infrastructure under a modern surface.
That’s the work. Software that breaks the old grid, built over what came before.
Chickasaw leader Ishtakiyukatubbe → Iuka, Mississippi → the Battle of Iuka (1862) → Iuka Avenue & Ravine, Columbus → Iuka Labs. Pronounced eye-YOO-kuh.