ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Ohio’Brent Spence Bridge Replacement in Cincinnati, Ohio by Rosales + PartnersWednesday, May 1st, 2013Article source: Rosales + Partners The new Brent Spence Bridge will cross the Ohio River next to downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. The new interstate will accommodate multiple lanes for both I-71 and I-75 and will be vital to long-distance state and national commerce.  Image Courtesy Rosales + Partners
Toledo Zoo Elephant Exhibit in Ohio by JDI GroupWednesday, July 11th, 2012Article source: Bentley Systems, Incorporated The Portico Group (Seattle, Wash.), the lead architect on the Toledo (Ohio) Zoo Elephant Exhibit Renovation Project, contracted with the JDI Group of Holland, Ohio, to engineer the structural elements for an elephant shade structure. The man-made tree not only had to withstand wind forces and snow loading, but also the impact of a full-grown bull elephant ramming the trunk.  Toledo Zoo Elephant Exhibit
Joshua Hall in Cleveland, Ohio by MakerWednesday, April 4th, 2012Article source: Maker Located in the Joshua Hall Building, a former stag hotel in Cleveland’s Gateway Neighborhood, the design for a Live/ Work unit eschews conventional loft typologies in order to maximize square footage and natural light. Portions of the original floor plates are removed while new plates are inserted around a central void, extending beyond the existing roof plane.  Interior View
ASM International Headquarters Renovation in Russell Township, Ohio by Dimit ArchitectsFriday, March 16th, 2012Article source: The Chesler Group The geodesic dome is known as the largest open-work lattice dome in the world. The 60,000 square foot headquarters building is on 45-acres of land. The Chesler Group’s restoration of the ASM Headquarters was awarded Best Architectural Renovation in 2012 by Wallpaper* Magazine, the London based, internationally circulated, design, architecture, and lifestyle magazine. The renovation was completed true to the vision of the original architects and in compliance with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation of Historic Buildings .  ASM
Blackstone Residence in Bratenahl, Ohio by Richard Fleischman + Partners ArchitectsTuesday, February 7th, 2012Article source: Chris Jasinski Bratenahl is a distinctive residential village in Ohio, founded in 1905 with a current population of 1,305 and located along the shores of Lake Erie, ten minutes northeast of downtown Cleveland. The surrounding residences built over a century ago, were progressively eclectic in their day, when their classic European grandeur helped create a lifestyle for Cleveland’s cultural and political leaders.  Blackstone Residence
Gordon Square Bus Shelters in Cleveland, Ohio by Robert Maschke, AIASaturday, December 17th, 2011Article source: Robert Maschke, AIA The project consists of two bus shelters designed for the Gordon Square Arts District within Cleveland’s Detroit Shoreway neighborhood. The brief called for the creation of functional and iconic elements to be incorporated as a part of an ensemble of new pieces of public art slated for the highly anticipated Detroit Avenue Streetscape project.  Gordon Square Bus Shelters
Dublin Grounds of Remembrance in Ohio by PLANT Architect Inc.Sunday, December 11th, 2011Article source: PLANT Architect Inc. The Dublin Grounds of Remembrance is the winning scheme in a two-stage competition for a veterans project in Dublin, Ohio. The committee requested a project to recognize veterans and their families that was “not a memorial, but a place for reflection, contemplation, remembrance, honour, introspection and community gathering.”  Dublin Grounds of Remembrance
Brahler Residence in Bay Village, Ohio by robert maschke ARCHITECTSFriday, December 2nd, 2011Article source: robert maschke ARCHITECTS inc. Architecture for residential additions is often characterized by two distinct approaches: imitate the style of the home so the addition is indistinguishable or create something clearly new and different. Neither mimicry nor novelty would suffice for the expansion of the Brahler Residence; the unique qualities of the site and a desire to integrate with the existing architecture called for a hybrid strategy.  Exterior View
Brunswick University Center in Ohio by Robert Maschke ArchitectsTuesday, November 29th, 2011Article source: Robert Maschke Architects The Brunswick University Center is a new satellite campus for Cuyahoga Community College located in Brunswick, Ohio. The new building situates itself within a campus of existing civic and educational buildings including the Brunswick Community Center, Library, Elementary School, and High School. The design seeks to enhance the campus environment and connection to the context while establishing a unique identity. The Brunswick University Center provides an open and inviting atmosphere for students transitioning to post-secondary education, creating cultural amenity for the community.
 Brunswick University Center
A New School Vision in Cleveland, Ohio by ShortList_0 Design Group (designed using Autodesk Revit)Thursday, September 15th, 2011Article source: Bill Caplan Proposed for Cleveland Ohio’s new Campus International School (CIS), this unique world of learning emerges from below street level, clad in triple-pane glass and solar panels. With an open classroom plan situated on the continuous spiral of wedge shaped platforms, traditional floor planes are eliminated, an outside-the-box experience to inspire learning and participation at all ages. Each platform elevates one step around a central atrium, This ADA compliant spiral commences at street level, from which the Elementary School winds down 18ft (5.5m) to the Physical Education platform, and up 42ft (12.8m) from street level for the Middle and High Schools. With an inviting arc of exterior steps, the CIS relates to the Cleveland State University Payne Avenue campus and to the Cleveland community via a bridge to the 18th Street arrival area.  The southwest elevation, with its integrated photovoltaics, emerges from a surface below street level
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