
Local . Architecture: Cincinnati
What could possibly go better with turkey on Thanksgiving than 's better than 10,000 acres of abandoned army ammo plant ? - http://zfein.blogspot.com/2009/11/army-a mmunition-plant.html
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There is no official ranking of the largest abandonments in the country, so I will call this 10,000+ acre World War II era ammunition plant the largest abandonment in the country because I can. Built in ...

Local . Architecture: Cincinnati Local Architecture is now on Twitter, for all your up-to-the-second updates: http://twitter.com/localarch
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Site dedicated to the history and architectural significance of abandoned and forgotten buildings throughout the Cincinnati area.

Local . Architecture: Cincinnati
The most recent update revisits a
Cincinnati area abandoned auditorium/theater, with lots of new photos.
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A few months ago, Local Architecture discussed a certain auditorium on a Cincinnati area university campus that is perpetually nearing demolition. Thanks in part to a statewide tuition freeze, a global ...

Local . Architecture: Cincinnati The update this week is a follow-up to last weeks Detroit posting. More images and analysis of abandonment in Detroit.
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The post last week, "Local Architecture Goes to Detroit," provided some examples of abandoned neighborhoods in Detroit, an effect of the population decline and migration the city has experienced. This ...

Local . Architecture: Cincinnati goes to Detroit for a series of posts and photo galleries studying abandonment from a broader perspective.
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While every post thus far on Local Architecture has dealt with urban decay as it is experienced in Cincinnati, a recent trip to Detroit put things into a perspective that had to be shared here.

Local . Architecture: Cincinnati Yesterday's post continues a series on abandoned industry in Cincinnati.
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While the first post on abandoned industry focused on the physical and existential aspects of abandonment, this post will focus on the abstract, but very real reasons that a growing group of photographers ...

Local . Architecture: Cincinnati Local Architecture has a new look! Hundreds of photos are backlogged as well, and new posts are coming soon.
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On occasion, the buildings explored and documented on this site are important for the larger concept they are examples of. For that reason, the location and identity of the buildings pictured here isn't necessary to disclose. ...

Local . Architecture: Cincinnati The most recent update to Local Architecture is the first part of a series on industrial ruin and the related effects on architecture and design.
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On occasion, the buildings explored and documented on this site are important for the larger concept they are examples of. For that reason, the location and identity of the buildings pictured here isn't necessary to disclose. ...

Local . Architecture: Cincinnati Local Architecture's most recent article focuses on OTR
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When one talks about urban decay, blight, exploration or endangered architecture in Cincinnati it is impossible to ignore the neighborhood of Over-the-Rhine. Like many urban places in cities all across America, Over-the-Rhine is plagued with a combination of problems and misconceptions.

Local . Architecture: Cincinnati update: Cincinnati's Lost Hotels. A discussion of two very different Cincinnati landmark hotels, The Terrace Plaza and The Vernon Manor.
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The current economic situation has led to the closure of two landmark hotels in Cincinnati over the past six months: the Terrace Plaza Hotel downtown, and the Vernon Manor in Avondale. Both closings were rather abrupt, and came as a surprise to many Cincinnatians. ...

Local . Architecture: Cincinnati update includes the University of Cincinnati's Wilson Auditorium; a structure that has sat unused for over 4 years, and may soon be demolished.
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Wilson Auditorium sits prominently on Clifton Ave. on the University of Cincinnati campus, between McMicken Hall and the DAAP Building. The building houses a large auditorium, as well as four floors of support spaces and a wing full of classrooms. ...

Local . Architecture: Cincinnati the CL&N Railroad Tunnel has been added to the site. A short description, a few images, as well as a collection of links to sources of information are now available.
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The Cincinnati, Lebanon & Northern Railroad tunnel (sometimes referred to as the Oak Street Tunnel) is a portion of a defunct rail line that once connected Cincinnati to Lebanon, and further on to Dayton, Ohio. ...
























