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When: Saturday, October 27, 10:00AM Where: The Berno Residence - 347 Amazon Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45220 US John and Kay Berno worked with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Legacy Program to construct their FLW-designed residence. Originally created for a Michigan college professor in 1939, the Bernos home is T-shaped with a large deck, balcony, screened porch and a wall of windows and glass doors that allows them views of the adjacent wooded lot. Inside, discover a number of well-considered built-ins.
The house is one of only 14 built from Frank Lloyd Wright's original designs since his death in l959. It is certified by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and Taliesin Architects as an authentic work derived from the original Frank Lloyd Wright design.
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.
Park on Amazon or Egbert, walk up the drive and leave your shoes at the door! Photo by Roger Rowitz; Color, Space, & Light; 6038 Crittenden Dr.; Cincinnati, OH 45244; (513) 515-5940;
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The Roush's lived in this home for over 55 years. cf3 may be able to coordinate a showing of "The Hillside Firm" at the residence. Contact Susan Rissover for more information about the event and the home. |
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On Saturday September 29, 2007; Jennifer and Tony Miracle opened their 1964 quad level, modern, post and beam home for a cf3 member event Pot Luck. Tony played a set from his new CD "Cincinnati Modern." Read more on this site or go to Satellite City's MySpace site: http://myspace.com/
satellitecitymusic . |
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Tony Miracle, cf3 member, just published the CD. Contact him at anthonymiracle(at)hotmail.com or catch him at the next home tour. You can also find them on iTunes . On June 22, 2008 Tony was interviewed on WVXU . Dwell Magazine article, Aaron Britt: If, as Goethe said, architecture is frozen music, then what are pop songs about modern architecture? The recent work of a few indie bands seeks to answer just that question.
Be they the RISD-schooled Talking Heads, the Gropius-loving Bauhaus, or Joy Division/New Order’s iconic Peter Saville album covers, designers have long left their marks on pop music.
On the new album from the lounge-style Satellite City (their myspace site with samples), the modern architecture of Cincinnati takes center stage. The album, Cincinnati Modern, offers up track titles such as “The Boulter House” (a Frank Lloyd-Wright residence), “The Vontz Center for Molecular Studies” (a Frank Gehry), and “Song for Charley Harper” (a Dwell-beloved graphic artist), suggesting that “The Queen City” deserves credit for more than just William Howard Taft and the Ickey Shuffle. Equal parts smooth jazz and Space Age electro, the mellow grooves are like a hazy trip back to the Womb Chair. Aaron Britt, DWELL Magazine
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Fellow cf3 members experienced a perfect c3 event at Jim Kelly and Rick Kay's vintage mid-century modern July 21, 2007. The red brick modern with the butterfly roof was profiled in CityBeat. |
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