Author: Kolar Design

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.

The vision is that the space becomes a welcoming entry and social hub to both current and prospective clients, as well as neighborhood residents. Kolar Design, in collaboration with Human Nature and RDA Group Architects, worked in close coordination with North American Properties to achieve its vision for enhancing a highly visible exterior plaza on the corner of 7th and Sycamore Streets and its interior leasing center space.

CINCINNATI (Feb. 1, 2019) — Over the next two years, UC Health will invest $30 million in improvements to inpatient, outpatient and parking facilities and wayfinding across its Clifton Campus, including University of Cincinnati Medical Center, UC Health Physicians’ Office and the Barrett Cancer Center.

Greater Cincinnati Foundation (GCF) is pleased to announce it will partner with DNK, Kolar, and RCF Group to ensure GCF’s mission to connect people with purpose is reflected in its new office space.

The Louisville International Airport looked to refresh their brand as a gateway to the world that reflects the heart and soul of Louisville for generations to come. Stakeholders along with the board authority explored options for a dynamic brand that created a sense of motion while capturing the ever-expanding economy, new conventions, community partnerships, and the growing cultural tourism our Louisville.