Luminaut

Light, bright, and refreshing.

With playfully patterned floors and bold pops of color, these lounge spaces create a welcoming environment for seniors and guests.

Design Goals 😉⚽️

A mezzanine was designed in the two-story architecture of that allows guests to watch sports from both levels of the bar on the same screen.

Immersive, Innovative architecture that makes everyone a winner. 🏆

Modern + Traditional Mix

A comfortable and fresh space that lets daylight shine.

Grateful for our clients, colleagues, consultants, contractors, and community.

Hope this holiday is packed with things that fill your heart - and your stomach.

Aced it. ♥️

A refreshed and colorful space for card games, socialization, and community.

Design this good must be against the law…😉

The Mahan Law office utilized bold colors, modern architectural elements, and clean lines throughout their new space – creating a sophisticated and exciting workplace.

“Design can be defined by light and shade.”

The glass clad research library facing West is the anchoring element of the new building. Thirty stainless steel sunscreens protect the library’s collection while providing a physical expression of the Liberty Fund mission. Individual screens represent a century of human history and are etched with names and events influential to Liberty Fund.

As the sun sets, illumination of books and wood structure take visual precedence, enhancing the various features of the building.

Cincinnati memorabilia and the ultimate selfie stairway. 🤳 📸

Details make come alive.

Today is

The theme this year is “Architecture for Well-Being”.

We strive to promote health in buildings, cities, and beyond. This is especially evident in our Senior Living projects. When designing a facility, we are future-thinking about the amenities included in the space. We often provide fitness centers, rooftop gardens, libraries, gamerooms, salons, bars, restaurants, and many other spaces that will improve the quality of living.

We always consider maximizing daylight, improving indoor air quality, accessibility, and convenience for the current and future residents.

We love a great workspace!

Modernized open floor plans and thoughtfully branded spaces help create fun, flexible, working atmospheres.

It’s giving French bistro vibes. ☕️

In honor of , we wanted to showcase our project, Tri-Delta at .

This project was awarded Excellence in Construction by the Chapter!

We partnered with , who aided to the success and originality of this project!

A glass half full kind of group. 🍻

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‘Hop’ over to and pick from a wide selection of beer in a more relaxed, coffee shop-like environment. Cheers! 🍻

A modern boutique hotel and an iconic downtown building — name a better duo…we’ll wait.

Did someone say !?

🐕  🐩  🐕‍🦺  🦮  🐕  🐩 🐕‍🦺  🦮 🐕

Like we need an excuse to go show our dogs some love.

Using both modern and rustic building materials, the interior structure of the building brings a layered, approachable interest to its respective guests.

Make today paw-sitive and get a few extra ball tosses in! 🎾🐾

Small details create the big picture.

Modernized, vibrant, Rocky Mountain refresh.

Erected in 1910, this Renaissance Revival high-rise sits on the corner of 7th and Race streets in Cincinnati. Our mission was to revitalize this vacant building, and transform it into a 110-room hotel.

Large expanses of glass, horizontal lines, and contemporary materials were used in the design of the façade of the new five-story over-build. The new mass is integrated into the original composition, but clearly delineated as an addition with its own modern form.

Rooted in family history, .llc restaurant embodies it’s Georgian history—with
a modern twist.

The comforting food inspires an atmosphere full of soft textures, earth tones, and rich pops of color. Guests are greeted by the spirit of southern love and encapsulated by the warm, familiar feelings it brings. Soul Secrets is a modern celebration of long-lived recipes and love.

Natural, neutral, and serene. 🌿

“Preservation is simply having the good sense to hold on to things that are well designed.”

The Rauh House, built in 1938, is one of the first International style modernist homes in the Cincinnati area. The house, which features a long balcony and shaded terrace, tubular steel railings, large windows with minimized corners, and whitewashed cinder block walls, sits on nearly nine acres of gently rolling, wooded land at the western edge of the Village of Woodlawn.

In 2005, the house was sold to a developer who planned to demolish it and subdivide the property. Much of the existing surrounding landscaping was destroyed, and the house was vandalized and left exposed to the elements. Luckily, the development failed, and with the help of , we restored the house to its original state, but with modern mechanical systems and insulation, and custom steel windows to match the originals.

Swipe to see this iconic house in its various stages of life.

Unifying color palettes and modern art – two great things that 𝒓𝒆𝒏𝒅𝒆𝒓 a beautiful space.

“New ideas often need old buildings.”

This four-story hillside expansion project for the Our Lord Christ the King Parish in Mt. Lookout serves as a vital connector between the existing Cardinal Pacelli School, Parish Center, and Church. Creating a marriage between the new building and the existing historical church was one of the most important goals as we worked through the design complexities of the project.

A curved glass entryway establishes independence from the historic structure, while simultaneously exposing as much as the existing church as possible. The new building was constructed of to replicate the 1957 Indiana Limestone finish of the church which helps to achieve a cohesive, unified look.

might be over, but we’re just getting started!

Mid-century flare & Scandinavian simplicity are here to stay (for a while) and we are here for it! 👏

Furnishings at the show were clean and simple with the most fabulous fabrics. We noticed some bold hues like burgundy, ochre, and sage, with hints of lavender occurring across the board. Pairing those colors with timeless natural wood tones and our favorite neutrals – black and white – left us feeling content and inspired.

The Mart was also bursting with a variety of materials that came together to create dynamically balanced design. Diverse finishes like textured woods, polished metals, terrazzos, and felts were perfectly paired and worked in unison to create these very special and memorable spaces.

Thank you for the immersion into current design trends & innovative creations. We left the show feeling inspired & ready to implement everything we absorbed!

A dream come blue. 😉

Materials played a large part of the exterior building design for this law firm and animal hospital duo. The modern and rustic palette creates an approachable and welcoming vibe.

The bold, blue corner mass is the eye-catching entry solution to the two different functions this building houses, and it attracts the attention of both pedestrians and also those arriving by vehicle.

The minimalist canopy structures and large spans of glass create a bright & vibrant experience for all guests upon arrival.

Bold hue, ornate look.

Donut mind if we do. Happy 🍩

We partnered with —the glaze specialists of Cincinnati since 1960—to create a sweet atmosphere for friends and families to enjoy.

Only one question remains: coffee or milk with your donut today?

🌎 We’ve only got one – and nature is for everyone!

We loved working with on the renovation of Grosebeck Lodge at the Cincinnati Nature Center. The lodge emphasizes craftsmanship, creative expression, and the use of natural materials found locally!

The Cincinnati Nature Center (a large nature preserve full of hiking trails, picturesque scenery, and wildlife) inspires conservation and promotes sustainability.

Get outside today and enjoy Mother Earth!

The jewelry of architecture.