Niehoff Studio
The Niehoff Urban Studio is a unique interdisciplinary initiative undertaken to address urban issues that challenge the quality of life in Cincinnati. The studio endeavors to engage the community in an urban problem solving effort. The studio is located on Short Vine in Corryville and includes classroom, meeting, and exhibit areas. Since its inception in 2002 more than 800 students in urban planning, engineering, architecture, design, anthropology, business, nursing, political science, urban geography and others have participated and partnered with more than 100 community based organizations on projects intended to make Cincinnati more sustainable. Sponsorship University Collaborations
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![]() ![]() Niehoff Students Click here |
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Student Work |
![]() View a Map of Major Projects Compeleted at the Studio Click here |
![]() Browse a Catalogue of All Completed Studio Projects Click here |
![]() ![]() Building Healthy and Resilient Places 2014-2016 Click here |
![]() ![]() Metropolis and Mobility 2012-2014 Click here |
![]() ![]() Place Matters Projects 2011-2012 Click here |
![]() ![]() Great Streets and Gateways 2008-2011 Click here |
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![]() ![]() Uptown Projects on Housing 2006-2008 Click here |
![]() ![]() Over-the-Rhine Projects 2004-2006 Click here |
![]() Urban Food and Quality of Life Projects 2002-2004 Click here |
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