Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Under Construction: Simmons House

The Simmons House, in Milford, Ohio is currently under construction.  This project includes a complete master & guest bathroom remodel, a new finished basement (including office, workout room, bar, and media room), and a new patio with a fire pit and stairs.  The work is being done by contractor John King and interior finish selections are by Jill Simmons. More Photos will be posted as the project progresses.
Existing Basement Layout
New Basement Design
Existing Conditions

Design Concept: Patio, Planters, Fire Pit, Pizza Oven, & Stairs

Progress as of July 30, 2013

Thursday, April 4, 2013

U Square

This time last year I was working on the Construction Documents for U Square, a huge development  near UC.  The design was done by Graham Khalbli and his team at CR Architects. The project is on the left of the photo above and stretches for the entire length of the street.
The project included 2 parking garages, an office building, a 5 story apartment building with shops on the first level, and a large open plaza between the buildings.

Vine Street Flats

I headed over to the University of Cincinnati yesterday to take a look at a few of the buildings I worked on.  For most of these, the last time I saw them was on paper, or in the middle of construction, so it was neat to see the finished product. 
 This is Vine Street Flats, which I worked on while I was with PDT Architects.  The building was designed, for the most part, by Dave Vonderbrink, and my role was mostly limited to Construction Documents.

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Everett Hardwood Rendering

I just finished this rendering of a great renovation project for Ampersand Associates. This site, Everett Hardwood, is a turn of the century lumber mill in Pennsylvania. If everything goes as planned, the existing building will be rehabbed into both commercial spaces and residential units.  The site will also be developed with walking paths, planters, a swimming pool, and other amenities. Ultimately, the aim is to revitalize this former industrial site and tie this project into the rest of the town.