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Clifton Court Hall, College of Arts & Sciences University of Cincinnati / LMN Architects

November 30, 2023

Architects: LMN Architects
Area: 185 ft²
Year: 2023

Calatrava and Zaha Hadid's Buildings Contribute to the Economic Development of Midwestern American Cities

September 16, 2022

The Quadracci Pavilion by Santiago Calatrava and the Contemporary Arts Center by the Pritzker-winner Zaha Hadid are celebrating their 20th anniversary. Both buildings are the first US projects completed by these legendary architects that have contributed to the stimulation of economic development in Midwestern American cities over the past two decades. In fact, for that reason, Milwaukee's mayor declared September 16 "Santiago Calatrava Day" to commemorate the Pavillion's opening.

Cincinnati Ballet: Margaret & Michael Valentine Center for Dance / GBBN

January 28, 2022

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Architects: GBBN
Area: 57000 ft²
Year: 2021

University of Cincinnati Health Sciences Building / Perkins&Will

October 07, 2020

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Architects: Perkins&Will
Area: 110000 ft²
Year: 2019
Manufacturers: Andreu World, AutoDesk, Chaos Group, Enscape, Armstrong Ceilings, +11Blakelys, Colecraft Commercial Furnishings, Edge Lighting, High Concrete Group, Knoll International, Oldcastle APG, Peerless Lighting, Shaw, Stylex, Viracon, elZinc-11
Professionals: CMTA Inc., EMH&T, Vivian Llambi & Associates Inc., Messer Construction, Schaefer

Live-Make Industrial Arts Center Competition Entry / Stefano Corbo Studio

March 03, 2013

The proposal for the Industrial Arts Center by Stefano Corbo Studio pursues a double challenge: from one hand, to re-activate and reconvert the existing building through new functions and a contemporary language; from the other hand, to focus attention on the public character of the intervention, in order to allow citizens to gather and share the activities of the Art Center during the day, according to the prescriptions of the Brewery District. More images and architects’ description after the break.

Cincinnati Live/Make Competition Results

March 01, 2013

AIA Cincinnati, in partnership with the Over-the-Rhine Brewery District Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation, recently announced the winners of their LIVE-MAKE Industrial Arts Center Cincinnati competition. The challenged was to design a membership based facility that will feature private residences, maker-in-residence studios, light industrial studios and an open workshop that will help shape a new economic opportunity for the neighborhood. The grand prize went to Frenchman Olivier Terrisse’s scheme, whose iconic element consisted of a silvery residential loft tower rising from the rear hill over the renovated factories, whose fabric the architect cut to continue the existing street patter and to open up the spaces of the factory building. More information on the winning proposals after the break.

ArchiNATI 2012

Subscriber Access | September 28, 2012

Starting today, September 28, and running until October 5, ArchiNATI 2012 is week-long festival celebrating Cincinnati’s built environment, partners with institutions city wide to organize and highlight events that showcase Cincinnati’s architecture. Hosted by the Young Architects and Interns Forum (YAiF), a committee of the Cincinnati Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, the events will give everyone the opportunity to experience the built environment in a new way where their interests intersect with architecture and design. Films, talks and tours will take place in the greater Cincinnati area, which kick off with an exhibition of Miami University and University of Cincinnati student design work and open house at the Miami University Center for Community Engagement. For more information and details about the event, please visit here.

SOM breaks ground at The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati

Subscriber Access | July 03, 2012

Skidmore Owings & Merrill (SOM) has started construction on their 1.4 million-square-foot master plan for The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. Demolition will commence on the existing parking garage at the south end of the hospital complex in order to clear the way for the new Orthopedic and Spine Center (OSC). The contemporary 332,000 square-foot building draws on the predominantly red brick character of the existing buildings and surrounding historic Mt. Auburn neighborhood, while providing a new public face on the south side of the hospital.

SOM strives to achieve LEED certification after completion in mid-2015. Continue after the break to learn more.

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