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Screams of delight come from the slide hillside, mixing with the comfortable chatter of nearby parents. I watch a little girl launch herself down the slide. She hollers cheerfully as [...]

Amify has established a second headquarters in Cincinnati. The company also announced it has hired Sean Lee as VP of Marketing and Jana Roszkowski as VP of Client Success who [...]

Gray Television has reached an agreement with the Fox Television Network that extends and renews the network affiliations for all of Gray's Fox affiliated television stations across 21 markets, including [...]

HISTORIC OBSERVATORIES face ever-increasing pressure to justify their existence. One American observatory has found a formula to save it from the wrecking ball and thrive in the heart of a [...]

THEY were people like Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, and Harriet Beecher Stowe. They were also people like Arnold Gragston, David Ruggles, Calvin Fairbank, Josiah Henson, and Erastus Hussey, lesser known--but [...]

It's a good time to be Zaha Hadid. Rave reviews in newspapers and magazines from coast to coast and across the pond have delivered her Lois & Richard Rosenthal Center [...]

Cincinnati, located where the Bible Belt meets the industrial Midwest, is famous for its cultural tensions. The city earned a reputation for intolerance 12 years ago, when museum director Dennis [...]

Architect Frank Gehry designed the University of Cincinnati's Vontz Center as a sculptural complex of forms which veer from the brick box concept.

At first glance, Cesar Pelli & Associates's new Aronoff Center for the Arts might seem the product of a highly conflicted sensibility. The exterior is crisp and clean, a composition [...]

Comair Inc.'s new Terminal 3 features the latest technology among all airline terminals. The terminal, which is located at the Cincinnati International Airport, is part of Delta Connection Airline's $375 million-building program in Cincinnati, OH. It is connected to Concourse 'A' and Concourse 'B' via an underground light rail transit that is capable of accommodating 6,000 people per hour. The terminal also features 53 gates, a food court, a children's section with plastic toys and an in-ground fuel and power center for faster aircraft turnover.

Renovation defies the skeptics The Grand Baldwin illustrates how to create functional offices in awkwardly proportioned space Few were interested in buying Cincinnati's Baldwin Piano Factory when it was put [...]

With a major EXPANSION of its Cinergy Convention Center coming in mid-2006, and with several new attractions already on line on both sides of the river, Greater Cincinnati is gaining [...]

HIGHLIGHTS: With 3,500 hotel rooms within an easy walk of its convention center and a Delta Air Lines hub at its airport, Cincinnati has always been meetings-friendly. Now, a host [...]

The legacy of the Underground Railroad--courage, cooperation, and perseverance on the journey to freedom w still inspires people today. The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, opening in mid-2004 in Cincinnati, […]

When the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center opens in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 2004, it will be a place where visitors can take the lessons from history and apply them to […]

The University of Cincinnati and other universities and colleges are planning for the pressures of growth by constructing new buildings.

How Mike Brown & Co. beat the odds and engineered the biggest public works project in Cincinnati history. They changed the course of Cincinnati history with a five-minute meeting on [...]

An esthetic derived from glass, steel, and exposed utilities can be labeled 'high-tech' architecture. But when compared with cutting-edge computer technologies like those used at Cincinnati's Lightborne Communications for video [...]

Neal Sundermann and an elite few tower over the worst real estate market in half a century. Two weeks ago, the Cincinnati Board of Realtors gave Neal Sundermann a trophy. [...]

Museum Center Synergistic merger of museums breathes new life into Cincinnati Union Terminal Cincinnati's Union Terminal, a gracefully arched Art Deco masterpiece on the edge of downtown, remained a popular [...]

Reports from Ohio facility officials turning optimistic Ohio facilities are fairly reflective of the industry, with a little old (such as 46-year-old Toledo Sports Arena), a little new (seven-month-old Nutter [...]

Byline: Wendy Angel On any given day at Every Child's Playground in Cincinnati, dozens of kids are romping through a riverboat structure, swinging, playing with toy trucks, whizzing down the [...]

Theirs is a plainspoken sophistication that calls no attention to itself, and yet for years Cincinnati natives Lois and Richard Rosenthal have quietly been making an indelible mark on the [...]

Zaha Hadid is famous for producing extraordinary drawings of visionary projects, such as a night club in the hills of Hong Kong that looks like a series of broken shards. [...]

The University of Cincinnati's College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning has become nationally recognized for its physical environment. The school's 146,000 square-foot Aronoff Center for Design and Art, designed by architect Peter Eisenman, opened in 1996. The building is designed to encourage use of its public spaces as the focal point, where students and faculty across various disciplines can commingle and interact. The school offers 11 undergraduate and seven graduate degree programs.

The sales and investment team of Steve Timmel and Jeff Johnston, two vice presidents from NAI Eagle Realty in Cincinnati, has been hired to sell the 525 Vine building in [...]

First Southwestern will open in Montgomery Economic uncertainty isn't stopping the region's community banks from looking to expand beyond their traditional turf. Most notable among the moves is one by [...]

A Cincinnati-area developer is putting an industrial spin on the office condo concept at a high-profile site next to Interstate 75 in Lockland. Lockland Development Co. recently completed twin 25,000-square-foot [...]

CINCINNATI -- Health insurance premium increases, some higher than 50 percent, are shocking Greater Cincinnati employers into making changes they dared not consider in recent years -- paring down benefits [...]

The U.S. Postal Service, citing financial problems, has canceled plans to build an 800,000-square-foot distribution center in northern Cincinnati. 'They don't have any money,' said Mayor Charlie Luken. 'From the [...]

Ventilex B.V., manufacturer of fluid bed dryers and air filtration systems and related equipment, announces that it has established an office and operations in the Cincinnati area, and has started [...]