A great deal of our work comes from what we refer to as 'entrepreneurial' clients: clients who are highly invested in whatever it is they are doing. They are passionate and smart and place a great value on architecture that captures what it is that makes them and their enterprise unique. Whether you've got a new concept or a long-standing business in a era of transition, we love to work for clients who put it all on the line.
They are all in, and so are we. Our approach is very collaborative and conversational. Generally, our clients are the experts in their fields. Through our discussions, we are able to bring our expertise to the table: an understanding of how their needs might translate into architectural solutions-and that transcends knowledge specific to any one project niche.
Our clients tell us that the responsiveness of our design process to their needs and aspirations is a large part of what separates us from other firms. In over a decade we have had the opportunity to design solutions for a wide range of clients - we have designed lumber mills, offices, dog kennels, work in Ohio Stadium, classrooms, houses and offices.
They are all in, and so are we. Our approach is very collaborative and conversational. Generally, our clients are the experts in their fields. Through our discussions, we are able to bring our expertise to the table: an understanding of how their needs might translate into architectural solutions-and that transcends knowledge specific to any one project niche.
Our clients tell us that the responsiveness of our design process to their needs and aspirations is a large part of what separates us from other firms. In over a decade we have had the opportunity to design solutions for a wide range of clients - we have designed lumber mills, offices, dog kennels, work in Ohio Stadium, classrooms, houses and offices.
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High Street in Clintonville is a great street to walk down - but not when it is required to get from one floor of your yoga studio to the other. This was the situation Balanced Yoga found itself in as the business gained a passionate following and expanded from their first floor storefront to the second floor of the building.
Nationwide Children's Hospital completed their 750,000 square foot Inpatient Tower and it became apparent that the adjoining facilities (some two-million square feet) needed to step up their game to keep pace with their new neighbor. The Path project involved reconsidering and reconfiguring the primary circulation and public spaces throughout those facilities - some 22,000 square feet in all.
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