Mixed-Use | integrity/Architecture

29Jun '18 0

steel a glance

In: Community, Construction, Mixed-Use/By: Joe Rasnick/0 Comment/

Are you feeling hopeful? well you SHOULD be… because now that steel is going up at the Hope Center… there is a lot to feel hopeful about. Before you know it there will be nearly 50 new residences for men who are ready to start fresh – after working extremely hard (with the Hope Center’s […]

12Jul '16 3

east end rising

In: Community, Mixed-Use, News/Awards, Residential, Restaurant/By: Joe Rasnick/0 Comment/

For some time now, i/A has been working closely with Community Ventures, a non-profit company based in Lexington, to develop the first component of a larger redevelopment of the leading edge of Lexington’s East End neighborhood. Located at the corner of East 3rd and Nelson avenue, near the Isaac Murphy Memorial Art Garden, the East […]

11Jun '15 1

a private tour

In: Commercial, Community, Construction, Mixed-Use, News/Awards, Planning/By: Joe Rasnick/0 Comment/

We’ve been saying it for a while… but the Red Mile is moving quickly. So quickly – in fact – that the brass felt the time was right to invite local media and representatives on a private tour. The tour, led by our very own Joey Nolasco (along with CEO’s of the Red Mile, Keeneland, […]

22Apr '15 3

thunder rolls

In: Commercial, Mixed-Use, News/Awards, Schematic/By: Joe Rasnick/0 Comment/

Thunder Gap – a new entertainment and horse-racing venue by Keeneland – is coming to Corbin, Kentucky. Click HERE to visit the Project Page and find out more!

28Oct '13 1

…in the news

In: Commercial, Mixed-Use/By: Joe Rasnick/0 Comment/

Mix is at it again and this time Kentucky Forward has latched on to Lexington’s latest craze. There may even be a little blurb in there from one of our very own! One of the most rewarding parts of our job is watching one of your clients and projects take off. And with Mix, the […]