In the article entitled “A brand new house with a time-tested look” from the January 26, 2008 edition of the Home & Style section of the Cincinnati Enquirer, Joy Kraft says, “More than once a week, folks walking by Darren and Lucinda Hurst’s home would stop and ask the Camery-Hensly building crew how long they’d been renovating the Hyde Park house.  The only catch?  It was a new house.”  In the article, Ken Workman comments

The RWA Architects, Inc. architectural team, lead by John Isch, AIA and Doug Burkey, AIA, designed the addition and remodeling of the kitchen that is featured on the cover of the February/March 2008 issue of Better Homes and Gardens Special Interest Publications “Remodel.” Builder, John Dallman of DBGC, Inc. and Interior Designer, Betsy Schmidt, of Elizabeth Schmidt Interior Design, who happens to be the owner of the house with her husband C.J., were also an

If you want to know what RWA takes the most pride in when completing a design project, be sure to check out the Fall 2008 editions of both Best Magazine and Fantastic Kitchens.  In each of the articles, you will get the overwhelming sense that while RWA plays a vital role in creating someone’s dream house, we also get the most satisfaction from watching our Clients turn that house into a home. The addition and

Designing the “dream home” for every  Client who comes through our door has been RWA Architects’ commitment for 20 years.  There truly is no greater reward for that commitment than sharing in the joy our Client has upon experiencing the finished product.  However, every once in a while, a different type of reward comes our way.  Panache Partners, one of the fastest growing publishing companies in the country, has recognized our commitment and rewarded us

On Saturday, January 17th, volunteers Michael R. Mauch, AIA, LEED AP and Andy Corn, AIA, LEED AP, participated in an all day Charrette  with over a hundred other Architects, designers, educators, property owners and developers.  The main purpose of the event was to generate ideas on ways to improve the Brewery District sub-neighborhood of Over-the-Rhine, just north of Findlay Market.  As one of the sponsors of the event, RWA Architects, Inc., continues its committment to