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After growing up in suburbia, we have developed an appreciation for the diverse urban communities that make up Cincinnati. Sarah got to know Evanston in the school carpool to Walnut Hills High School. Flanked by Xavier University and the thriving business district of O’Bryonville, she took notice of the sense of community, proximity to downtown, and an architectural fabric that was developed as Cincinnati boomed during the turn of the 20th century. Initially slated for a tear down, the potential of the existing home could not be ignored. The foundation and exterior walls were in good shape and the roof was repairable. The design was consistent within the existing vernacular but lacked a
