Tops In Lex magazine features EOP Principal Brent Bruner's adaptive reuse of a vacant 1940s cigar manufacturing company warehouse into a stunning living space. Working with Matthew Carter Interiors, Bruner created "a space that feels open and airy, in spite of essentially being a cinder block box in the heart of Downtown. A wonderful entertaining space, this gorgeous home seamlessly blends industrial chic with modern flair."
Read the entire article from Tops In Lex by clicking here.
For more information about the project, click here.
Monday, May 14, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
EOP's CentrePointe Design Approved
LEXINGTON, KY - March 28, 2012. At a special meeting of the Courthouse Area Design Review Board today, the mixed-use development CentrePointe was unanimously approved. This was the last hurdle in the sometimes controversial project.
"We would've gone nowhere if we hadn't passed today. So this was the last big hurdle in terms of clearing the government requirements. So huge day," said EOP's Rick Ekhoff.
Next for the project is coming up with the finance package. Currently Jeff Ruby's, Saul Good, Urban Active and J.W. Marriott have committed to the block, with several banks expressing interest as well.
Click on the links below to read more about the project from various media outlets.
WKYT-TV
WTVQ-TV
Herald-Leader's Beverly Fortune
Herald-Leader's Tom Eblen
"We would've gone nowhere if we hadn't passed today. So this was the last big hurdle in terms of clearing the government requirements. So huge day," said EOP's Rick Ekhoff.
Next for the project is coming up with the finance package. Currently Jeff Ruby's, Saul Good, Urban Active and J.W. Marriott have committed to the block, with several banks expressing interest as well.
Click on the links below to read more about the project from various media outlets.
WKYT-TV
WTVQ-TV
Herald-Leader's Beverly Fortune
Herald-Leader's Tom Eblen
Monday, March 19, 2012
Business Lexington Features CentrePointe
In the March 16th edition of Business Lexington, Celeste Lewis writes an overview of the CentrePointe project in downtown Lexington, with a spotlight on the collaborative efforts of four local architecture firms.
Click here to read the article.
For more information on the project, click here.
Friday, March 2, 2012
Tom Eblen Says CentrePointe "Looks Great"
In his blog for the Lexington Herald-Leader, Tom Eblen writes, "The designs look terrific, thanks to a long, difficult but ultimately very productive process of architectural refinement and public input."
EOP held a Public Forum for CentrePointe on March 1st at ArtsPlace.
Click here to read Tom's blog.
Click here for more information on CentrePointe.
EOP held a Public Forum for CentrePointe on March 1st at ArtsPlace.
Click here to read Tom's blog.
Click here for more information on CentrePointe.
WTVQ-TV Airs Segment on New Plans for CentrePointe
WTVQ-TV's Jacqueline Sprague was at the March 1st Public Forum for CentrePointe and spoke with quite a few of those in attendance.
"I think it's great. I think it incorporates a lot of different aspects. It's satisfying a lot of different interested parties and I think it does a nice job of pulling those things together," said one member of the crowd of 200.
To watch the segment, click here.
To learn more about CentrePointe, click here.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
MSNBC Comes to UK
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| College of Pharmacy will host MSNBC's Dylan Ratigan |
The Atrium at UK’s College of Pharmacy will be the setting of MSNBC’s The Dylan Ratigan Show on Wednesday February 22nd. The program has embarked on a tour of the country called “30 Million Jobs” and selected Lexington as one of its stops.
EOP is thrilled that our project will be featured on a global broadcast. The show airs tomorrow at 4 p.m.
To visit Dylan Ratigan's Web site, click here.
For more information on EOP's design for the College of Pharmacy, click here.
Monday, February 20, 2012
CentrePointe Is Innovative Architecture
As Tom Eblen writes in his Herald-Leader column, EOP "designed a stunning building for the corner of Vine and Limestone. One review board member likened it to the 'bird's nest' stadium built for the Beijing Olympics, but it reminded me more of a forest. Some people won't like it, but it struck me as the kind of innovative architecture Lexington could use more of."

Read more here: http://www.kentucky.com/2012/02/18/2074673/latest-version-of-centrepointe.html#storylink=cpyClick here to read the article.
For more information on the CentrePointe project, click here.

Read more here: http://www.kentucky.com/2012/02/18/2074673/latest-version-of-centrepointe.html#storylink=cpy
For more information on the CentrePointe project, click here.
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