Posted on October 28, 2016 by Mike Ruetschle - Uncategorized
The Dayton Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) recognized Ruetschle Architects with a Design Award for the Northwest Branch Library. This salute to design excellence was awarded at Tuesday’s biennial Focus on Design Awards Program, and the jury was comprised of representatives from AIA Birmingham, Alabama.
Posted on October 16, 2016 by Mike Ruetschle - Uncategorized
Today marked the grand re-opening of the Kettering Moraine Branch Library – Ruetschle’s second project as part of Dayton Metro Library’s ambitious $187M reconstruction plan. The project features a flexible community room, quiet reading room, gizmo-themed children’s area, and outdoor reading terrace. Three original art installations by area artists are also featured in this landmark facility for the residents of Kettering and Moraine.
Posted on August 31, 2016 by Mike Ruetschle - Uncategorized
Existed to announce that Northmont High School has just received LEED Silver by the US Green Building Council
Posted on April 24, 2016 by adamhairfield - Uncategorized
The 350 seat Schwalm Chapel was dedicated today. The Chapel provides a classic worship experience in a modern setting, as well as Fairhaven’s new home for weddings and funerals.
Posted on November 18, 2015 by adamhairfield - Uncategorized
On November 5, the American Institute of Architects, Dayton Chapter awarded the Little Woods House with a Merit Award. The Awards are part of the AIA’s biennial Focus on Design Awards Program designed to recognize design excellence in the Miami Valley. The jury was comprised of representatives from AIA Springfield, Missouri – Andrew Wells, FAIA, of Drake Wells Architects served as the jury chair.
Posted on April 27, 2015 by adamhairfield - Uncategorized
On Thursday, the student body of Bethel Local Schools gathered in the gravel lot beside the high school to break ground on the new addition. “Let the construction begin!” Superintendent Ginny Potter declared. After the dirt was ceremonially shoveled, students lined up to mark the border of the new addition. Students of all ages participated in the ceremony, which was held during school hours so that they could be involved. The $22M project includes major site improvements and high school addition.
Posted on April 27, 2015 by adamhairfield - Uncategorized
The Honu House celebrated its opening this weekend. Honu is a hawaiian term for green sea turtle, and served as the parti for the design. Resting on a gentle slope, the Honu House offers panoramic views of Harmony Farms and a tree lined pond below. The opening of this retirement home marks a long term relationship with the Brewers, dating back to the 1950’s when John Ruetschle worked on the original Brewer home. Over the last 60 years Ruetschle Architects have completed four buildings at Harmony Farms in Tipp City Ohio.
