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When it comes to identifying Columbus through the lens of physical structures, we’ve got some interesting displays to choose from. Some are historic, like the Ohio Statehouse and the Union Station Arch, and others are newer displays of public artwork,… [Read More]
The LeVeque Tower was the first skyscraper to dominate Downtown Columbus, and while it’s no longer our tallest building, it’s still viewed by many as the historic centerpiece in our skyline. Local filmmaker Seth Moherman will be screening “The Citadel,… [Read More]
The Columbus Chapter of the American Institute of Architects recognizes locally designed architecture with their annual Design Awards. This year’s awards program boasts a total of seven winners; three honor awards and four merit awards. More information about all seven… [Read More]
The Columbus Landmarks Foundation announced today their five finalists for their James B. Recchie Design Award that honors excellence in urban design. This award is bestowed to both historic and new buildings, as well as public spaces that provide distinctive… [Read More]
On Thursday, March 3rd, local architect Bart Overly gave a lecture on the Columbus Museum of Art, at the Columbus Museum of Art. The purpose of the lecture wasn’t exactly about the museum itself, but more about how the museum… [Read More]
An architecture exhibition titled What’s Next: New Visions for Clinton Theater features the drawings and plans of three concepts that envision the future of the historic Clinton Theater and its adjacent properties, all of which are now facing impending demolition…. [Read More]
Ohio State Architecture alumnus Ken Wiseman served as the design principle for the new, award-winning Richmond Oval in Richmond, British Columbia. The speed skating venue is a centerpiece for the 2010 Winter Olympics, and is one of few speed skating… [Read More]
Five years ago when Richard Cissell was looking to buy a house, the houses in Olde Towne East were hard to get. One would go on the market and be off in a day or less. He was looking for… [Read More]
Throughout 2009, Columbus Underground supplied listeners with over 30 audio podcast episodes on a wide range of topics, and featuring a wide range of speakers. One of our most-listened to episodes, and our most highly ranked in our reader’s poll… [Read More]
Photo by Feinknopf Photography Each year, the Columbus Chapter of the American Institute of Architects recognizes outstanding design capabilities of local architects with their annual Honor Awards program. The 2009 winners have just been announced this morning, and include NBBJ,… [Read More]
Columbus will soon be joining the short list of US Cities that can proudly claim that they have a dedicated Center for Architecture, thanks to the local chapter of the American Institute of Architects. The AIA is planning to open… [Read More]
This video has been up on youtube for a few months, but today was the first time I’ve seen it. Features everything from historical architecture to modern amenities to hometown heroes. Enjoy!
Press Release: Showcasing the work of Viennese architecture firm COOP HIMMELB(L)AU from the past 40 years, the highly designed, internationally touring exhibition COOP HIMMELB(L)AU: Beyond the Blue makes its U.S. debut at the Wexner Center April 2–July 26, 2009. First… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we meet up with David Meleca, the President of Meleca Architecture, who was the firm responsible for the design of the I-670 cap project over High Street. David talks about the history of the project, as… [Read More]
It’s time to vote for your favorite architecture project! Voting has opened for the 2008 People Choice Award for Architecture Columbus. Local architecture firms submitted 47 projects for the contest. Some of this year’s finalists include: Fort Hayes High School,… [Read More]
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