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Mike Sherwin

Kansas State architecture students Brian Delaney (plaid shirt) and Eric Dernbach work on constructing fellow student (not pictured) Devin Brown’s sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Brown’s design, made of hay bales, was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the university’s Olin Library.

Mike Sherwin

Kansas State architecture students Brian Delaney (plaid shirt) and Eric Dernbach work on constructing fellow student (not pictured) Devin Brown’s sukkah design on Oct. 6, 2014 at Washington University. Brown’s design, made of hay bales, was one of 10 finalists in Sukkah City STL, held by St. Louis Hillel and Wash U. The teams constructed their sukkot on the quadrangle just west of the university’s Olin Library.