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Architecture plays a huge role in how a city looks and feels. Cincinnati is home to world-class historic buildings, but is also seeing big changes to its built environment. On the eve of the 25th annual Cincinnati Design Awards, experts weigh in on how those major projects will change the city's character.
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Architecture and the built environment effect our lives every day, says American Institute of Architects Cincinnati Executive Director Julie Carpenter.…
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Is there a reason so many of the new apartment buildings in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky's urban cores look so similar?Though the projects are often…
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A new biography about a man who truly lived in a glass house is now out, thanks to author Mark Lamster. He's on the phone with Stuart Holman to talk about…
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Some UC students and faculty are in Venice, Italy, this week installing their own architectural piece alongside the 16th International Architecture…
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On October 28 and 29, the design and architecture show DesignBuildCincy returns, appropriately, to the newly-renovated Music Hall. The show is for…
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Design LAB is a project-based K through 12 education program offered by the Architectural Foundation of Cincinnati and the Cincinnati Chapter of the…
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Just in time for the opening of the Cincinnati Bell Connector, the Architectural Foundation of Cincinnati has released the ArchiTour Cincinnati App,…
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Architect Frank Russell has spent 25 years leading efforts to promote progressive development in Cincinnati. As the director of the University of…
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Last December People’s Liberty named Brad Cooper as one of its 2015 Haile Fellows, and awarded him $100,000 to develop his plan to build two,…