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When: May 3rd, 10:00am-12:00pm Where: 458 Hidden Valley Lane, Cincinnati, OH 45215 Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to see architect Benjamin Dombar's masterpiece home "Good Living," the feature home in the February 2008 issue of Cincinnati Magazine. Designed in 1965 for the Runnels family, this very large (5500 sq ft) home has been painstakingly maintained and preserved through the years. Current owners Sherry and Ken Roth are downsizing and have sold the home. They have graciously agreed to one last bash and have invited cf3 members to come witness Good Living, 1965 style!
The house sits on a secluded 2.5 acre setting and is accessed via a very long private driveway. To avoid potential traffic jams, we ask that you park on Hidden Valley Lane and walk the driveway to the house.
*Note - This event is limited to 25 cf3 members not including the host. Unsure of your membership status, email Wendy Magee @
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. As a courtesy to fellow members and hosts, if you sign up for this event please show up! Once the 'Yes' replies reaches the capacity for the event, you will be placed on the reserve list on a first come first serve basis. If a spot opens up we will inform you via email prior to the event that there's more room. We understand life happens -- if you reserve but can't attend please remove your name from the guest list to allow room for another. Thank you!
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The Architecture and Urban Planning Collection, produced by the Design, Architecture, Art and Planning Library, contains over 2,500 images from China, Africa, Europe, and the United States, especially in Cincinnati. The images in the collection were provided by University of Cincinnati students, faculty, and staff, professional and amateur photographers, and the Cincinnati Preservation Association. Many of the images represent urban planning research projects of DAAP faculty and students. The images in the Architecture and Urban Planning Collection are available to the general public. Visitors to the collection can view thumbnails and large versions of the images, as well as rotate, zoom in and out, magnify particular areas, and print the images. The Architecture and Urban Planning Collection is growing continually. For information on contributing images, please consult with Elizabeth Meyer, Visual Resources Librarian, at
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The collection is accessed using Luna Insight software either through the web or through software that is downloaded onto your computer. Here is the web link: http://digitalprojects.libraries.uc.edu/archurban/index.asp
I created a folder of Cincinnati Modernist buildings. Currently we have 173 images. (Donations are welcome—I have a permission form for anyone who wants to donate their images.)
Here is how to access: click on the Insight Browser link when going to the site. Make sure Pop-up blockers are turned off. Then click on group>open group>Cincinnati Modernism
If you want to try the download version of the software it is called the Java Client and it has more features. I created a guide on how to install it, how to create image presentations, and download images http://www.libraries.uc.edu/libraries/daap/resources/visualresources/luna.html
Let me know if you have any questions,
Elizabeth Meyer
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Visual Resources Librarian
University of Cincinnati
Design, Architecture, Art and Planning Library
5480 Aronoff Center for Design and Art
Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0016
office: 513-556-0279
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When: April 6th, 10:00am-12:00pm Where: 7001 Knoll Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45237 US Time for spring weather, coffee, and modern home tours. Please join us as we kick off the 2008 year of Coffee Chats. Our first home this year is at the Abrom Dombar designed Benjamin Residence in Amberley Village. The house was recently featured in CF3's exhibit, A Modern Retrospective at the 2008 20th Century Cincinnati Show. The house has recently been renovated by the current owners Pierre Friedrichs & David Stewart and looks to be of masterpiece quality.
*Note - This event is limited to 20 cf3 members. As a courtesy to fellow members and hosts, if you sign up for this event please show up! We understand life happens -- if you reserve but can't attend please remove your name from the guest list to allow room for another. |
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The Modern Show is where the CF3 idea was born three years ago. The 2008 special exhibit: Cincinnati modern architecture - a retrospective was a great success.
As the Queen City's first group devoted to the awareness, education and preservation of modern design - CF3 Cincinnati Form Follows Function - presents this look back at some of the city's outstanding 20th century architectural treasures for our 2008 Special Exhibit. |
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Enriching Spaces specializes in the creation of functional, ergonomic
and inspired workspaces in corporate offices, health care, educational
and alternative worksites. Enriching Spaces is an authorized
distributor for Herman Miller and numerous other manufacturers of
contract furnishings and finishes. Many of the products can be viewed
in the showroom. An extensive library of products, fabrics, laminates,
wall coverings and floor coverings is also available. Dawn Dutcher Schwartzman
Chief Imagination Officer Enriching Spaces
ISI / Construx / Dutcher Collection / Feng Shui Annex 1360 Kemper Meadow
Drive Cincinnati, OH 45240
P: 513-851-0933
F: 513-742-6415
http://www.enrichingspaces.com
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