1936 Race St, Cincinnati, OH 45202 Corporate Member Spotlight: New Republic Architecture As long time corporate members and sponsors of Cincinnati Preservation, New Republic Architecture believes in our mission and are proud to support it. It’s because our mission aligns with their passion for unique historic architecture, local cultural heritage and a civic responsibility to […]
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3046 Madison Rd in Oakley 2024 Preservation Excellence Award Winner In 2024 RWA Architects won their sixth Preservation Excellence Award from Cincinnati Preservation. This time in the Commercial Project category for their work on the façade improvements to the Oakley location of Aglamesis Brothers candy and ice cream store. RWA and Aglamesis Brothers accepts 2024
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MSA Design at 316 W 4th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202 Cincinnati Preservation Corporate Member Spotlight: MSA Design MSA Design believes design has the power to make the world a better place by helping clients dream big with a structure that creates a lasting impression. They accomplish this through the following departments in collaboration: architecture,
Just 12 miles north of downtown Cincinnati, the City of Wyoming is listed on the National Register of Historic Places because its historic environment is significant to the architectural history of Southwestern Ohio. Wyoming’s progression of nineteenth and early twentieth century styles set amongst grand trees and green spaces creates a unique character developed primarily
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Established on May 2, 1978, the Norwood Historical Society is a non-profit volunteer based organization. With an average of 60 members, the society’s mission is to collect, preserve, exhibit, interpret, publish and educate about the history of Norwood, Ohio. Currently, they have an archive room open by appointment, in the Community Center at 1810 Courtland
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Jim Guthrie has worked at Hub + Weber for over 30 years and is excited to celebrate its 50th anniversary this year. The company began in 1973 when Bill Hub opened the doors as William Hub Architects in Covington, Kentucky and hired Gene Weber as the first employee. While the company now calls an
Meet Eric Smyth, the guy behind multiple historic renovations in the West End of Cincinnati. As half of the Smyth & Field duo, Eric works from the dream, design, and deliverable phase of creating a forever home for his clients. Here is why he caught the eye of Cincinnati Preservation. The 1870 house
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Cincinnati Preservation Association is excited to partner with Mariemont Preservation Foundation on the 28th annual Fall Forum. The mission of the Mariemont Preservation Foundation founded in 1980 is to preserve, protect and promote the integrity and character of Mariemont. The Foundation’s goals include Preserve & Protect Promote, Advocate and Educate Community Outreach History of Mariemont
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Did you know Cincinnati has nearly 1,000 walkable public corridors? That includes over 500 alleys and 399 public stairs! Cincinnati is actually the 4th leading city for public stairways likely trailing Pittsburgh, San Francisco Seattle and LA.Many of our alleys and stairs are unmarked either due to missing signage or they have never received signs at
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