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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Central Ohio features some of the most formidable reminders of historic Native American Earthworks and burial mounds. Downtown Columbus was platted and cultivated around a series of large burial mounds dating back as far as 500 B.C. A few smaller samplings remain intact or integrated into landscape terracing. The majority were leveled or demolished amongst the expansive design of the city during the late 19th century and early 20th centuries. As frontier Columbus evolved throughout the 19th century, the population began sparse, but settlement increased rapidly upon the conclusion of the War of 1812 and the designation of the city as Ohio's capital. The ensuring commercial construction towards the late century became the popular Richardsonian Romanesque and Modernism styling. The Ohio statehouse was designed in the Greek Revival style and the city's most famous classic Art Deco structure is the renowned LeVeque Tower and attached Palace Theatre. This edition profiles many of the most poignant works coupled with their backgrounds and noteworthy history. Historic and contemporary architects and firms credited include Frank L. Packard, Joseph O. Sawyer, William G. Deshler, David Riebel, Thomas W. Lamb, George Gibson, Corma-Kokosing, Moody Nolan Architects, EDGE Group, FTL Design Engineering Studio, George Bellows, Richards, McCarty & Bulford, C. Howard Crane, Alfred Hopkins, Hopkins & Dentz, Frank Lloyd Wright, Daniel Burnham, Arata Isozaki, W. Byron Ireland, Ireland & Associates, Ray Sims, Frank Packard, Yost & Packard, Rogers Krajnak Architects, Prindle, Patrick & Associates, Harry Hake, Schooley Caldwell, Feinknopf Macioce Schappa, Henry Hobson Richardson, Sidney Stone, and George Maetzel. The diversity mirrors the evolution of the urban center currently the 15th largest in the United States.Nineteenth Century ArchitectureArmory, Jury Room Tavern, L. Hoster Brewing, Clinton Chapel, Children's Hospital, Beck Elementary School, East Town Street Refurbished Mansions, Snowden-Gray Mansion, Kelton House, Lazarus Department Store, Neil Estate, Second Presbyterian Church, Ohio State Statehouse, Columbus Antique Mall, Fort Hayes, Victoria Theatre, Schlee Malt House, Columbus Department of Health, Bavarian Brewery, Schwartz Castle, Broad Street United Methodist Church, Yukon Building, Bushnell Mansion, Union Grove Baptist Church, Franklin Park Conservatory, Bott Brothers/Elevator Brewery Building and Wyandotte Building Twentieth Century ArchitectureLeVeque Tower, Saint Paul's Episcopal, Municipal Light Plant, Ohio State University Haunted Buildings, Jeffrey Mansion, Hoster Stable and Worly Building, William J. Lhota Building, 8 On The Square Building, Westcott House, Amber Rose Restaurant, Columbus Dispatch Building, Ohio National Bank Building, Morehouse Martens, The Union Department Store, Ohio Moline Plow Building, James Thurber House and Neighboring Park Residences, White-Haines Building, Hawthorn Hill Mansion, Indianola Presbyterian Church, Citizens Building, Eddie Rickenbacker Homestead, Annunciation Greek Orthodox, Buckeye Building, Palace Theatre, Ohio Theatre, Green Lawn Abbey, Thomas J. Moyer Ohio Judicial Center, Nationwide Corporate Financial Services, Jesse Owens' College Residence, Studio 35 Cinema, Poindexter Village, Vanguard League Organizing Site, Franklin County Courthouse, Center of Science and Industry, Max & Erma's Tavern, Alpha Omicron Pi House Sorority, Alpha Delta Pi Sorority, Ohio History Center, Pilgrim Elementary School, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Ohio Dominican University, Hayden Mausoleum, and Central Ohio Fire Museum Twenty-First Century ArchitectureNationwide Arena, Columbus Commons, Huntington Center and Columbus State Community College</p Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Twisted Tour Guide
Book 3 of 23: Twisted Tour Guides SeriesSeller: Rarewaves.com USA, London, LONDO, United Kingdom
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The development of the railroads during the 1840s enabled the importation of materials such as marble and granite for the construction of more elaborate commercial and residential structures. The steamboat building industry coupled with river commerce brought prosperity to Cincinnati establishing it by 1850 as the fastest growing city in the United States. The population exceeded over 100,000 crammed into an area of approximately seven square miles The Italianate design style took root during 1865 within the Over-the-Rhine district. As Cincinnati commercially peaked by the mid twentieth century, some of the most innovative architectural designs emerged, notably Art Deco gems such as the Union Train Terminal, Carew Tower and the upgraded John Shillito Center. Entering the new Millennium, Cincinnati selected famed architect Zaha Hadid for her first American commission with the design of the Contemporary Art Center. This illustrated edition profiles over 110 historic and iconic structures buildings the 19th century until the present age. The majority of the older structures have undergone major renovations and identity transformations. The results have created a reinvigorated city still setting a standard for integrating the historic with the contemporary.Architects and firms credited include James W. McLaughlin, Walter W. Ahischlager, Delano & Aldrich, Henry Hobson Richardson, Samuel Hannaford and Sons, Fellheimer & Wagner, Philippe Cret, James Keys Wilson, Cesar Pelli, Isaiah Rogers, Cass Gilbert, Thomas J. Emery, Harry Hake, Rapp & Meacham, Charles B. Hannaford, Boora Architects, HOK Sport, GBBN, Gyo Obata, Frederick W. Garber, James W. McLaughlin, George Roth, Walter & Stewart, Joseph G. Steinkamp & Brother, Franz Ignatz Erd, James Keys Wilson, Louis A. Simon, Edwin Proctor, Hoover & Furr, and Glaser & AssociatesNineteenth Century ArchitectureBetts House, Taft Museum of Art, Literary Club, Jackson Brewing, Harriet Beecher Stowe and William Howard Taft Houses, Covenant-First Presbyterian, Saint Francis Xavier, St. Francis Seraph's, Old St. Mary's and First Lutheran Churches, Findlay Market, Isaac M. Wise Temple, Charles Mueller House, The Genius of Water Fountain, Music Hall, John Shillito Center, Eden Park Structures, Cincinnatian Hotel, Elsinore Arch, Hamilton County Courthouse, Cincinnati Art Museum, Mount Auburn Presbyterian, St. Francis Hospital, Phoenix Building, Northern Row Brewery, Sixth District Public School, Dunham Recreation Center, Groton Lofts, City Hall, University Club, Loveland Castle, Taft Theatre, Potter Stewart Courthouse, Over-the-Rhine District and Ghost Baby Bar Twentieth Century ArchitectureKrohn Conservatory, Power Building, Historic Police Station #2, American Book Company, The Carnegie, Uptown Church, Thomas Morrow House, R. L. Polk Building, Graydon Building, Citadel Building, Memorial Hall, Anna Louise Inn, Newberry Lofts, 21c Museum Hotel, Imperial and Woodward Theatres, Guilford School, Western Southern Life Insurance, Central YMCA, Washington Building, Crosley Square, Vernon Manor, Phelps Building, Queen City Club, St. Louis Church, Cincinnati Bell Building, Carew Tower, Union Terminal Train Station, Herzog Studios, Crosby Tower, Futuro House, PNC Center, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Gateway Fountain, Forest Fair Village, Scripps Center, Mushroom House and Aronoff Center For The Arts Twenty-First Century ArchitectureGreat American Ballpark, Paycor Stadium, Cincinnati Contemporary Art Center, National Underground Railroad Freedom Museum, American Sign Museum, The Ascent, Great American Tower, Swing House and TQL Stadium. Northern Kentucky Border ArchitectureTrinity Episcopal and Mother of God Chu Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Book 4 of 23: Twisted Tour Guides SeriesSeller: Rarewaves.com USA, London, LONDO, United Kingdom
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