What's New in Architecture | Arkinetics - Part 3

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Lorain’s Historic Broadway Building to be Transformed

$10 Million Mixed-Use Development in Lorain, Ohio

Lorain Hotel Investors, LLC is pleased to formally announce a proposed mixed-use development of the historic Broadway Building located at 301 Broadway in downtown Lorain Ohio. Formally the Spitzer Hotel and contemplated for demolition, the Broadway Building Development will convert the property into a new vibrant active adult senior living community featuring approximately +/- 50 prestigious residential rental apartments.… Read More

November 07, 2014
On the (Assembly) Line for Their Clients

by Robert Felber, Felber Public Relations and Marketing for the WIRE-Net enewsletter, posted June 27, 2014 www.wire-net.org

Since its founding in 1988, Cleveland-based Arkinetics has been a key architectural firm in the region. Bruce Taylor, AIA and Gary Fischer, AIA are architects and founders with a keen eye for industrial and office design.

July 03, 2014
Arkinetics at the Industrial Real Estate Conference 2014

As architects, understanding the current issues that our industrial clients face puts us in a better position to design their facilities. Which is why last week, Arkinetics Principal Frank Castrovillari attended the I.CON Industrial Conference in Jersey City, New Jersey. The conference is geared toward the industrial real estate sector and provides industry trends, insight… Read More

June 12, 2014
Arkinetics Announces New Hires

June 02, 2014
Radiance: Realizing the Promise – A Cleveland State Tradition

On May 9th, Arkinetics was honored to attend Cleveland State University’s signature event celebrating student scholarships. CSU has been putting on this event for the last four years on the eve of spring commencement. It’s an impressive reception at the CSU student center, celebrating higher education and acknowledging its sponsors at every level. Arkinetics had the… Read More

May 15, 2014
South Euclid Home Dedicated to Veteran

Earlier this month, Purple Heart Homes dedicated a newly renovated and furnished home in South Euclid to veteran Sgt. Demond Taylor. Purple Heart Homes’ mission is to help veterans across the country with housing solutions. The vacant home was purchased for $1, and dozens of volunteers helped to remodel the home and built an addition… Read More

March 11, 2014
Your Facility Should be More Than a Roof Over Your Head

Does your facility support your operation the way that it should – or more importantly, the way that it could? Does your facility represent your firm’s brand and aspirations? Smart improvements can increase your production, decrease your expenses, and boost your company’s image. Frank Castrovillari’s article on remodeling a manufacturing facility is featured in the… Read More

October 11, 2013
CSU’s Union Building wins the Ohio Historic Preservation Office Awards!

This past Saturday, September 28, 2013, Arkinetics, Liberty Development, and Cleveland State University attended the annual Ohio Historic Preservation Office (OHPO) awards ceremony in Columbus. The team celebrated the Union Building’s Preservation Merit for the restoration and renovation of the 1912 building at 1836 Euclid Avenue. The Preservation Merit Award is for preserving Ohio’s prehistory, history,… Read More

September 30, 2013
Spitzer Opens New Dealership in Ontario

Ontario, Ohio (July, 2013) – On Monday, July 22, 2013, the Spitzer organization will officially open its newest automobile dealership conveniently located off the S.R. 309 highway at 1777 West Fourth Street. A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held on that day at noon to celebrate the new facility and welcome customers. The Spitzer organization… Read More

July 19, 2013
Star Gennett Building (1224 Huron) Receives Ohio Tax Credit

The Star Gennett Building is one of eight Ohio projects to receive Ohio Historic Tax Credits. It was built in 1910 and sat vacant for ten years before the restoration. The building was originally a piano company and recording studio before it went out of business during the Great Depression. Arkinetics has converted the 16,000… Read More

June 28, 2013