Woodland Springs Clubhouse
Avriel Shull
Irregular/asymmetrical-plan, Mid-Century Modern.
Rustic post-and-beam A-Frame
Avriel Shull designed this building to serve as a center of community activity for residents of the Woodland Springs subdivision. The A-Frame-style building is adjacent to the community swimming pool.
Woodland Springs Inc.
Not currently designated at national, state, or local level
Notable
Architecture
1969
Architecture
The building is the work of a master (Avriel Shull) and is a significant local example of Mid-Century Modern design from the late 1960s.
Not determined
This is a split-story clubhouse in the Mid-Century Modern style built in 1969. The building is irregular in plan. The structural system is post-and-beam. The foundation is concrete. Exterior walls are original stone. The building has a high front gable roof clad in replacement asphalt shingles. There are two center, straddle ridge, stone chimneys. Windows are replacement vinyl, 1-light casements. Windows have been replaced, but original fenestration pattern has been retained. There is a single-story, single-bay recessed porch characterized by a shed roof clad in asphalt shingles. Double doors, each with fifteen raised panels in a 3X5 configuration. Doors are original .The pair is flanked by two full-length single-pane fixed sidelights -- each approximately the same width as a door.
* Date source: Hamilton County GIS
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Suburban