November 12, 2008
Brad's Image on the Cover of the AIA's guide to Columbus
Brad's image of the Ohio Supreme Court building is on the cover of the AIA's guide to Columbus. We would like to thank whoever decided to put our image on the cover. It always feels good to be on a cover, but to be on the cover of an 'architect's' guide to columbus feels somehow even better.
Thanks for making our day.
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September 26, 2008
Heery wins ASID award for their work on the Woody Hayes Athletic Center
We just learned today that the Woody Hayes Athletic Center at The Ohio State University, a HEERY Project; which we were lucky enough to photograph won a Gold ASID award this past spring. This is exciting news because it's the first time that HEERY has won such an award, it is also<< the first project that Brad has photographed to win a Gold ASID award. So in a bizarre way it's like we've won the award with them.
We would like to congratulate everyone at HEERY and wish them continued success. To see what else HEERY is working on please visit their website.
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May 07, 2008
AIA Revises it's Best Practices
AIA has just recently revised their Best Practices section of their website. Which included updating all of the information contained within the pdf’s. It seems, as though would be quite a bit of work and I’m sure whoever had the pleasure of doing is glad that it’s done. However we are very pleased to have been a part of the process. Brad’s image of the Boston Convention Center, designed by Rafael Vinoly Architects, is being featured on the first page of the section 6.3.08 titled ‘Controlling the Cost of a Photography Assignment’.
We look forward to perusing all of the changes that they made to the pdf’s and gleaming whatever new morsels of knowledge have been added to it. Of particular interest to our clients might be the pdf’s found in Chapter 6, Part 3, Sections 5-9; they deal with how to hire and work with a photographer. It’s always a good idea to get a refresher on how these things are supposed to be done. Please give it a look here, it might not be fun but I’m sure it’ll be educational.
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April 18, 2008
AIA Boston Convention Gallery Show
The Studio just wanted to let everyone know that if they happen to be in Boston on May 15-17 then they might want to stop by the Convention center. Brad submitted and chosen to have two (out of twenty) of his images hung in a small Gallery space during the convention. His images of The Boston Convention Center by Rafael Vinoly, and the restoration of the Ohio Supreme Court Building by Schooley Caldwell. I attached them above so that everyone might see them.
We only wish that Skybus hadn't gone bust then we could have went to convention and seen the show.
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March 24, 2008
Back to back covers.
Karlsberger has recently informed us that two of their projects, which we had the distinct pleasure of shooting, have just been featured on the cover of back-to-back issues of Healthcare Design magazine.
Their recently completed project, the Dublin Methodist Hospital for Ohio Health, was featured on the February issue. While their project in Charlotte, The Levine's Children Hospital for Carolinas Healthcare has been featured on the cover of the March issue.
We are always pleased to see local Architects getting the recognition that they deserve and are even happier to get shoot their great projects. Check out Karlsberger's < a href="http://www.karlsberger.com">website to see what projects they are currently working on.
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January 24, 2008
Design Collective's Art Academy of Cincinnati wins AIA Baltimore!
Design Collective's project at the Art Academy of Cincinnati has just won a Honor Award from AIA Baltimore. This is the last in a string of awards and recognition that this project has brought to Design Collective and we at the studio are pleased to have been part of such a great project.
Visit Design Collective's website to see what new and exciting projects they're working on. If you're, or someone that you know is curious about the goings on of the art world feel free to visit the Art Academy's website.
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Towson University's Center of Arts continues to win awards!
Design Collective's Center of Arts at Towson University has recently won two more awards, continuing last year's success. IIDA's Mid Atlantic Chapter just awarded Design Collective a Gold Medal in their Education/Institutional category. The project has also just won them an Award of Merit from the Maryland AIA.
To see what other cool projects Design Collective is working on these days please visit their website. If you're interested, or someone you know is interested in visiting or even attending Towson University, or if you're just curious please visit their website
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Brad's photography of HHMI wins two Awards of Merit from CSCA
Brad's photography of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute has won two Awards of Merit from CSCA. We're always excited to see our work recognized and to see a great project continue to win the awards that HHMI has and deserves.
If you're curious what else is going on with CSCA please visit their
website. Also if you would like to see what other cool projects that the good people at Rafael Vinoly Architects are working on please visit their website.
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January 11, 2008
BHDP wins Honor Award at AIA Cincinnati
Boehringer Ingelheim Roxane Inc. Expansion by BHDP has just won an Honor Award in the CDA 11 portion of AIA Cincinnati. Brad shot the project for BHDP this past fall and are very pleased to see it garner the attention that it deserves.
To see what other neat projects that BHDP is working on and has worked on in the past please stop by their website.
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October 05, 2007
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute and the Science Center at Bard win Big!
Two projects that Brad worked on earlier this year have several awards. The Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) won a Design Citation from AIA New York as did the Science Center at Bard College. HHMI also received the Design Excellence Awards AND the Presidential Citation for Sustainable Design from the DC Chapter of the AIA.
We all at the Studio want to thank the people at Rafael Vinoly Architects for letting us be involved in two of their exciting projects.
To see more of the projects visit Rafael Vinoly's website www.rvapc.com, as well as HHMI www.hhmi.org and Bard's websites www.bard.edu.
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November 20, 2006
Feinknopf photos featured in 26 of 44 AIA Entries
AIA Columbus received a record number of project entries at this year's Design Awards. With 44 total built projects submitted, Brad and Jason's work was featured in 26 different submissions. Six awards were given out this year with one Honor Award going to Schooley Caldwell Associates for their restoration of Old Montgomery County Courthouse. Acock Associates Architects received two Merit Awards for EMH&T Corporate Engineering HQ and the Student Family Community Center at Buckeye Village. Jonathan Barnes Architecture and Design recieved the third Merit Award for 225 North Fourth Lofts. All three Merit Awards presented this year were shot by Feinknopf.
The newly introduced Un-Built Projects category recognized two projects this year. Cadwell Murphy Architecture recieved an Honor Award for Mimring Road Houses and WSA Studio recieved a Merit Award for SParks Medical Office Building.
Jurors for this years competition were from the Minneapolis area. They included head juror, Jennifer Yoos, principal, VJAA; Thomas Meyer, Meyer Scherer and Rockcastle; Renee Cheng, head of the shool of architecture at the University of Minnesota; and Ralph Nelson, partner at the design and fabrication firm LOOM (AIA Awards supplement to Business First).
For a complete listing of all the projects and more information, look for the AIA Awards supplement in Business First or contact AIA Columbus.
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November 17, 2006
Feinknopf wins big at CSCA
Feinknopf was awarded two "Award of Excellence" lava lamps at this year's CSCA Creative Best awards ceremony. We took home awards for both the Multimedia & Digital, and the Photography categories. The first award came for our fantastic new website designed by Coexist Creative and the second was for our photography of the Nasher Museum of Art (designed by Rafael Vinoly) featured in their wonderful museum book.
CSCA (The Columbus Society of Communicating Arts) has been striving to create a common ground for creative professionals and students alike to come together, share, and celebrate their achievements. The annual Creative Best awards is designed to showcase the amazing talent and diversity of Central Ohio designers. This year's entries were judged by Lisa Cyr, Ron Miriello, Kim Norcott, and Clif Stoltze. The categories included Advertising & Promotion, Campaign, Environmental, Identity, Illustration & 3D, Multimedia & Digital, Photography, Print, and Student work.
Congratulations to all the winners and and thanks again to all those who worked so hard to put together such a great event.
Visit CSCA.
Visit Coexist Creative.
Visit Nasher Museum of Art @ Duke University.
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November 15, 2006
Brad Wins APA National Merit Award
Brad has been recognized by the Advertising Photographers of America's annual national photo competition in their Scenic/Architecture category. Brad recieved the Merit award for his stunning photography of the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. To view this year's winning entries, go to APA National.
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October 11, 2006
Pints & Pixels Pictures
From all of us here at Feinknopf Photography, we would like to thank everyone for coming to our studio for ASMP's Pints & Pixels get-together and having such a good time. Specifically, thanks to Tom Dubanowich for organizing everything and Wayne from Phase One for sponsoring us with free pizza, product demos, and lots of freebies. To everyone else, thanks for sharing all the great photos, experiences, and knowledge. We are all looking foward to seeing you all again at the next get together. Cheers!
Sign up to be an ASMP member and join the Ohio Valley Chapter!
Check out Phase One.
Visit Tom Dubanowich's site.
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October 05, 2006
Pints and Pixels
Feinknopf will be hosting the local ASMP chapter's monthly Pints and Pixels get-together on Tuesday, October 10 from 7-10PM. The gathering is open to all local photographers, both members and non-members, professionals and amateurs alike. Each photographer is encouraged to bring selected images of their most recent work (not just their portfolio) for sharing and story-telling during the slide show presentation. Pints and Pixels is a great opportunity to meet your fellow photographers and peers, make connections, and see what is happening in your local community. The details for the night are listed below.
The Feinknopf studio is located downtown on 3rd St. between Long and Gay streets. There is free street parking after 6 and many day lots within a block or two. For you MapQuest fans, the full address is:
104 N. 3rd Street
Columbus, OH 43215
If you are bringing images, put them on a disc at 72dpi, jpeg, at around 600-800 pixels.
ASMP will provide the food, the beverages are BYOB. Get here early so we can get an accurate head count.
If you have any further questions, feel free to contact Tom Dubanowich at 614-299-3686 or call up Andrew at our studio at 614-225-0414.
We hope to see you all here.
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July 06, 2006
Feinknopf Studio Wins AIA Columbus Small Projects Award
Congratulations to Jonathan Barnes Architecture + Design on winning an AIA Columbus 2006 Small Project Honor Award for designing our studio space here at Feinknopf. The Small Project Awards are aimed at recognizing those projects that usually fly under the radar of most awards juries due to a lack of size and/or budget yet are still deserving of recognition. It also helps call attention to the many benefits an architect can bring to a low-key project. All of us here at Feinknopf would like to thank JBAD for designing such a great space for us.
View the full AIA article.
Visit AIAColumbus.org
Visit Jonathan Barnes Architecture + Design's website.
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June 12, 2006
Obituary
Arnold Newman, one of the most influential portrait photographers, and one of Brad's former mentors, has passed away at the age of 88. Arnold has been credited with the introduction of the environmental portrait and is perhaps best known for his images of Pablo Picasso, Igor Stravinsky, and many, many presidents. He passed away on June 6 of a heart attack at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York and is survived by his wife, Augustus, two sons David and Eric, and four grandchildren. For more information on his passing, visit PDN Online. or to view a retrospective of his work, check out PDN's Legends gallery..
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May 05, 2006
AIA Ohio Deadline
Just a friendly reminder: The deadline for submissions to the AIA Ohio Design Awards is June 30th. For all those who are interested, complete contest rules and submission guidelines can be found at the AIA Ohio website under their awards category.
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March 30, 2006
Jason's new webpage
For those of you who haven't seen it yet, be sure to take a look at Jason's newly redesigned webpage. New categories, new pictures, and a whole new look. To get there, go to: www.feinknopf.com/jasonmeyer.htm.
-or you can navigate to the page by going to Jason's bio and clicking the portfolio link at the top.
Feel free to let us know what you think by leaving feedback on this post.
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March 03, 2006
100 Locations in Two Weeks
We recently completed one of the most intensive photo shoots we have ever attempted. We photographed one hundred malls across the midwest, from Lima, Ohio all the way to Rapid City, South Dakota. In just over two weeks, we drove over 5,000 miles, caught 26 flights, spent over $100 on maps, ate who knows how many meals, took countless photographs, and still came in on time and at budget. After a shoot like that, there's little doubt that we can't handle any job a client can throw at us.
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