As the blossoming flowers and warmer weather mark the arrival of Spring, so does the inevitable stress of tax season. For many individuals, the month of April can bring about […]
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As the blossoming flowers and warmer weather mark the arrival of Spring, so does the inevitable stress of tax season. For many individuals, the month of April can bring about […]
Workplace environments play a large role in the overall success and productivity of an organization. A well-designed space that emphasizes brand and addresses team needs is essential. It has the […]
While UC Health was planning the new building, our firm was asked to assist in re-envisioning the comprehensive wayfinding and donor recognition systems to align with the newly launched brand positioning.
Located in the heart of Ohio, Bridge Park is a mixed-use development integrating retail and residential usage for its residents in a convenient, walkable neighborhood.
Kolar Design is proud to see the completion of the Village of Evendale I-75 Bridge, creating a civic gateway to welcome travelers to Hamilton County and the Village of Evendale, as well as a landmark to define underrepresented and underserved areas and their place in the region.
With its new Critical Care Building – Cincinnati Children’s has accomplished its most significant expansion in the hospital’s history. After 20 years of working with Cincinnati Children’s – Kolar Design continues to be a proud partner delivering Branded Environments for significant projects like this.
Recently the Fountain of Life mural was unveiled at Cincinnati Children’s new Critical Care building. Kolar is proud to have curated this large scale piece as a part of the 1100+ piece Art Program at the new building.
As governments begin to look at opening up again post COVID-19, the big question on employer’s and employee’s minds is what is it going to look like and be like as we all head back to work? How are employers helping make sure their employees and clients feel safe coming back to the workplace?
Art can exist for art’s sake, as the expression goes, but two of Cincinnati’s largest law firms believe in a corollary: art for the sake of business. Both firms offer good examples of how an effort to beautify work spaces pays off in a variety of ways, but each took a different path to the payoff.
In an effort to bring research to the forefront, Cincinnati Children’s commissioned a design-build sculpture as the centerpiece of its new William Cooper Procter Research Pavilion. Located within the ground floor, the sculpture tells the story of how Cincinnati Children’s is conducting research at all levels of the human system, from “molecule to mankind,” in order to transform the treatment and delivery of patient care locally and throughout the world.