The Clifton Library
Located on the corner of Ormond and Ludow Avenue in Cincinnati OH, the Clifton branch of the Cincinnati Public Library was a pillar of the community for decades. Unfortunate disrepair left it in a state to be reimagined for the 21st century.
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Utilizing the concept of a computer chip, this library can once again become a centralized source of information in the digital age. The exoskeletal frame conjures images of the guts of a computer and the focus of the modern world. The building itself is a beacon of clean energy, powered by geothermal, solar, and passive heating techniques to remain carbon neutral for generations to come.
The Visitor's Center & Urban Garden
Crafted in response to a local exposition on modern architecture, the Visitor's Center & Urban Garden plays a pivotal role in revitalizing an urban infill lot. This connection point between event spaces is both functional and sculptural.
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The core themes of the structure lie in the golden ratio which defines its form, and the cross-connection between urban blocks which defines its orientation. Modular components come together to maximize viewlines and pedestrian corridors, while simultaneously forming a moment of respite and nature amongst the city buildings.
The 5th 3rd Hybrid Office
When two creative agencies joined forces for a shared hybrid work space they needed a flexible and purpose-built environment for their creative endeavors. Enter the Hybrid Space: Private Interactions office design.
