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.
The John G. & Phyllis W. Smale Riverfront Park is located next to The Banks development in Cincinnati. This vibrant project is transforming downtown Cincinnati by creating a major civic space at the front door of the city. It is a park for the generations—a compelling recreational, entertainment, and leisure resource for the entire Greater Cincinnati community.
As part of the Albright-Knox Art Gallery’s busiest season of public art yet, a team of artists from the local design firm White Bicycle will begin transforming a building at 1260 Hertel Ave. into a community-centric mural. At the same time, longtime friends and artistic collaborators Chuck Tingley and Matthew Grote will fuse their styles on a large wall at 1503 Hertel.
The sun was setting over a strange, futuristic-looking inflatable structure quietly sitting on the lawn of the newly renovated Music Hall. Projection towers and pylons had been conspicuously erected in front of buildings, parking lots, and green space all across the city center. Along the banks of the Ohio River, immensely large teeter totters started to sway, chime, and illuminate.
The Village of Evendale ( located just north of Cincinnati, Ohio ) approached IBI, Human Nature and Kolar Design to develop a master plan for the aesthetics of the I-75 and Neumann Way corridors through Evendale. In October 2015, the Design Team presented the final Master Plan for the corridor to the Village Council.
Kolar is working with the City of Dublin to make it easier to find your way around Dublin, Ohio. You will soon be noticing new signs throughout the City. It is part of our Comprehensive Wayfinding System that is being implemented in various locations.
Kolar Design showcased a complementary “Enchanted Forest” environment to the, “Our Homecoming” Charlie Harper mural light projection by We Have Become Vikings, as well as large-scale inflatable rabbits by Parer Studio at the corner of E. Court and Walnut Streets during BLINK Cincinnati, October 12-15, 2017 downtown.
When Cincinnati Children’s opened their new Clinical Sciences Pavilion it made a 14-story, 445,000 square-foot commitment to research, innovation, and collaboration. The Clinical Sciences Pavilion is located between the hospital’s main clinical care center and its companion research tower, the William Cooper Procter Pavilion. The positioning of this new facility is symbolic of its purpose which is to connect researchers and clinicians.
