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Well the other day I was whining publicly, on this forum, about wanting to get access to the Atrium II building's top level terraces (floors 27-30). That same day I was extended an offer from a fellow forumer who has access. Those terraces are amazing and I'm truly jealous that some people get to enjoy that everyday at work. Enjoy!

 

 

1. As I was walking over to 4th & Sycamore I saw this scene and couldn't pass it up given the recent news...

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2. A couple Burnham beauties

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3. Looking down from the 27th floor

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4. The Banks under construction

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5. Downtown Covington, KY

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6. Queen City Square under construction

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7. Newly completed SouthShore condominium tower with I-471 bridge and Sawyer Point on Cincinnati's riverfront

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8. Great American Ballpark with the Licking River in the background

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9. The newly completed Ascent condominium tower has its sweeping design inspired by the Roebling Suspension Bridge seen here

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10. Procter & Gamble world headquarters

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11. It goes on for a couple blocks worth of buildings

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12. Looking over NE Downtown and the Pendleton area of Over-the-Rhine

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13. Top of the Chemed Building, which is across the street

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14. And some more neighbors

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15. Looking back into the heart of Downtown Cincinnati

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16. Newport on the Levee

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17. Lytle Park in the south-eastern most portion of Downtown...a highway is under there

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18. One Lytle Place Apartments...thank goodness for brutalism

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19. Paul Brown Stadium with more Northern Kentucky hills and I-75 bridge in the background

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20. Scripps Howard building

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21. Another view you don't see too often with the western hills in the background

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22. The next few are looking south. This was one of my favorite views as you can see all the twists/turns of the Licking River as it approaches the mighty Ohio River

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23.

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24.

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25.

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26. Mt. Adams with P&G in foreground

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27. A couple from ground level now...Fountain Square's water wall

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28. Via Vite Italian restaurant

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29. Via Vite with Carew Tower in background

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30. A shot of the new dedicated two-wheeler parking spots. They look quite temporary right now...hopefully they repaint those lines to standard.

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31. Mercantile Library building on Walnut Street

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32. So long

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Nice!

 

Have to say though - proctor and gamble's world headquarters is really unimpressive. You would think it would be much more grandiose.

Excellent shots.

 

The National City/PNC certainly makes a statement. My family has a long-standing business relationship with National City, only because that relationship started with Fort Wayne National Bank before it was eaten by National City. I'm waiting to see what happens to client service under PNC; it wasn't exactly outstanding with National City, compared to what it was before they took over.

I love 21 and 15. Never seen those angles before.

Invigorating!

last week I was down town for a fotoshooting

Jealous.

"You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers

Based on that first photo, I'd love to see the National City Building come down.

These are great photos of several communities visible from that perspective. I've looked at a lot of Cincinnati urban images but none seems to be taken from this unique perspective. From this lofty perch, you can see why so many people consider Cincinnati to be one of the most picturesque cities in the U.S. (Brutalism architecture aside) Thanks!

Nice!  Another vote for number 21 here.  That's an interesting new angle.

Thanks for all the kind words thus far.

"Looking the Queen Up & Down"

 

Pervert.

"Looking the Queen Up & Down"

 

Pervert.

 

At first glance I thought this thread was about MayDay.  he he he he he

21's great, but my fav. is 27.  great fountain square image.

"Looking the Queen Up & Down"

 

Pervert.

 

At first glance I thought this thread was about MayDay.  he he he he he

 

You know, they just had the famous drag queen race here in DC on 17th near Dupont...I thought it might be pics from that!

 

Awesome pictures.  Cincinnati is beautiful.  I just watched some youtube video from some guy in Cleveland saying that we should nuke Cincy and make Cleveland and NE Ohio its own state, and while I know it's a joke, it pisses me off that our state is so divided and can't recognize the beauty of all of Ohio from the hills of Cincinnati to the shores of Lake Erie in Cleveland.  We have such a kick ass state, but unfortunately, many of our own citizens don't appreciate it.

True dat, true dat!

I like how the hills in the distance are really noticeable in several of these shots.  Quite a setting for a midwestern city! 

Thanks for sharing your pictures.

Awesome pictures.  Cincinnati is beautiful.  I just watched some youtube video from some guy in Cleveland saying that we should nuke Cincy and make Cleveland and NE Ohio its own state, and while I know it's a joke, it pisses me off that our state is so divided and can't recognize the beauty of all of Ohio from the hills of Cincinnati to the shores of Lake Erie in Cleveland.  We have such a kick ass state, but unfortunately, many of our own citizens don't appreciate it.

 

Not enough travel between the 2 largest cities in Ohio, I'm afraid.  Now if we could just get that Ohio hub built...

 

Awesome pics, by the way.

Good point...I've lived in Ohio my whole life (not counting now, when I'm at school), but I've only been to Cleveland once, and that was for like 2 days.  It's sad that I've been to places like San Francisco, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and Salt Lake City -all places that are at least 4 hour flights, than I've been to Cleveland which is a 4 hour drive.

Good point...I've lived in Ohio my whole life (not counting now, when I'm at school), but I've only been to Cleveland once, and that was for like 2 days.  It's sad that I've been to places like San Francisco, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and Salt Lake City -all places that are at least 4 hour flights, than I've been to Cleveland which is a 4 hour drive.

the horror!

 

the horror!

 

Oh come on, Cleveland's not THAT bad ;)

 

the horror!

 

Oh come on, Cleveland's not THAT bad ;)

HUSH!

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That's enough, Gay Aiken

 

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I love Cincy!  I think it is one of the most picturesque cities in the midwest.  It has a really comfortable vibe to it.

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Beautiful.

#5 is my favorite from this set.....the river, Roebling, Covington, hills, and the interstate all look great together.

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