Artspace Mixed-Use Development
Client: Artspace
Location: Hamilton, Ohio
- 72,000sf adaptive reuse of a former historic office building into 42 full-service living units.
- A combination of studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom apartments.
- Removal of aluminum facade and restoration of original building and windows to open the space for daylighting and views.
- Public gallery space on the first floor delivers space for exhibits and hosting other events.
- Sustainable design strategies led the project to achieve Enterprise Green Communities Certification.
INTERESTING FACT: This renovation took two internally-connected historic buildings: The Mehrum Building (a 1900 French Renaissance design) and the Lindley Building, built in 1913, that were vacant and dilapidated, and created a vibrant, mixed-use arts facility in downtown Hamilton, OH.
AWARDS: Ohio Heritage - Best Public Private Partnership Award
Architecture|Interior Design
Originally constructed in 1913 and 1990, two historic buildings in Hamilton, Ohio, underwent an extensive, $11.8M renovation in 2012. Uniquely designed as a live/work project, the space provides a community gallery area as well as four storefront and retail spaces on the 3,000sf ground floor.