This new education pavilion at the Falls of the Ohio State Park will provide covered space for class orientation and activities in an open-air structure. The multi-use structure will provide much-needed space for group programs, special events, and private rentals. The pavilion’s design responds to the forms and materials of the existing building freshly, with an elevated deck and a soaring cantilevered roof supported on concrete columns.
Joseph & Joseph Architects
建筑与规划
Louisville，KY 1,825 位关注者
Architecture, Interior Design, Masterplanning
关于我们
Joseph & Joseph Architects is a full service architecture firm which provides creative solutions to clients' building needs. As Kentucky's longest continually operating architecture firm, Joseph & Joseph specializes in adaptive reuse of historic buildings, sustainable design in new and existing buildings and green roof design.
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https://www.josephandjoseph.net
Joseph & Joseph Architects的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 建筑与规划
- 规模
- 11-50 人
- 总部
- Louisville，KY
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 领域
- Adaptive reuse of historic buildings和sustainable design in new and existing buildings and green roof design.
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550 S 4th St
US，KY，Louisville，40202
Joseph & Joseph Architects员工
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Thanks to Forbes for featuring The Trail Hotel in Bardstown, KY. This is the world’s first bourbon-infused luxury hotel and will open its doors next spring. https://lnkd.in/eQdmHb8X
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Construction will begin soon on the Origin Park Event Center at the new 430-acre park in southern Indiana. The concept of the building derived from two overlapping leaves. Sustainability is at the forefront of the design including a glulam wood structure, natural materials and photovoltaic panels. The project will celebrate the land’s rich ecological and cultural legacy. River Heritage Conservancy Origin Park Dean Builds, Inc. KPFF Consulting Engineers OLIN Qk4, Inc. Kerr-Greulich Engineers, Inc. LHI LIGHTING SALES, INC.
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Love this history lesson of the Brown-Forman Bottle! Other little known fact, Joseph & Joseph was the architect for this project in 1936.
This year marks 100 years of the location of the Brown-Forman corporate headquarters, featuring the iconic bottle-shaped water tower constructed in 1936. Hear from Tim Holz, our Brand Historian, about this Louisville landmark on the National Historic Register.
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Renderings for the new Green River Distilling Company consumer experience in Louisville. We are very excited to bring this historic brand to Main Street!
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Exciting news for Main Street in Downtown Louisville with the addition of Green River Distilling Company consumer experience! Can't wait to get this one started.
A new Bourbon experience is currently underway in Downtown Louisville. Green River Distilling Co. has begun construction on a new consumer experience that will bring “The Pride of Owensboro” to the 700 block of W. Main St. The tasting room is set to open mid-2025 featuring a horseshoe shaped tasting and cocktail bar, serving neat pours and straightforward cocktail classics, retail and bottle shop, and VIP experiences. There will also be a hidden entrance will lead to a speakeasy bar where the brand will host a refined cocktail program, educational experiences, and private events. Owned by Bardstown Bourbon Company, Green River Distilling Co. is an Owensboro-based distillery dating back to 1885. Renderings by Joseph & Joseph Architects.
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Thank you to the AIA Kentucky for an amazing awards ceremony at the University of Kentucky Architecture building tonight! We were honored to receive awards for The Bardstown Bourbon Company Louisville Experience, Angel's Envy Distillery and the James B. Beam Institute for Kentucky Spirits. We truly believe we have the best team in Architecture and Interiors and are blessed to receive this award from our peers. Thank you!
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We are closing in on the opening of Potter Jane Distilling Co. in Springfield, KY. Denny Potter and Jane Bowie have been the keeping us on our toes and challenging the status quo the whole project. We cannot wait to taste the final product!
How two founders left Maker's Mark to create their own distillery - Louisville Business First
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