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Daniel Libeskind To
Open First U.S. High Rise March 26th
21 Mar 2008

Photo (c) Michele Nastasi
Grand Opening and Dedication
The Ascent at Roeblings Bridge, One Roeblings Way, Covington,
Kentucky
26 March 2008

Photo : Ariel of Baldwin (c) Corporex
The Ascent Creates New Icon for the Midwest
Daniel Libeskind To Open First U.S. High Rise March 26th
Photos (c) Michele Nastasi
Covington, KY, Mar. 18, 2008 World renowned architect of The Ascent
at Roebling Bridge, Daniel Libeskind, will join Developer William P. Butler
and Governor of Kentucky Steve Bashear at the upcoming Grand Opening Ceremony
at The Ascent at Roeblings Bridge. Other guests of honor will include
Ascent home buyers who embraced Daniel Libeskinds vision of adding
a masterpiece of residential architecture to the skyline of Greater Cincinnati.
The event will feature the creation of a time capsule that will include
contributions made by Greater Cincinnatians, as well as Daniel Libeskind,
so that future generations may understand the intent and direction of
those that directly changed the regions skyline, for generations
to come.

Photo : Ariel of Baldwin (c) Corporex
Just as Covington, KYs Roebling Bridge was the prototype for New
Yorks Brooklyn Bridge, The Ascent at Roeblings Bridge will
be the new benchmark for residential architecture in the United States.
The Ascent is no longer an artist dream or a sophisticated buyers
unmet need, said Tom Banta, President of Corporex, the developer
of The Ascent at Roeblings Bridge. The Ascent is proof that
residential architecture can be art on a grand scale. Success required
teaming an architect of vision like Mr. Libeskind and a Developer with
a strong sense of community and a commitment to innovative construction
like Corporex. We are honored that so many Cincinnatians have expressed
such great appreciation for the extraordinary effort that has gone into
building The Ascent. It is truly a new jewel in our skyline.

Photo (c) Cioncy Michele
The Ascent at Roeblings Bridge, which includes 70 homes and penthouses,
is 75% sold. Prices of the remaining homes range from more than $800,000
to $5.5 million.
The Ascent
architects : Studio Daniel Libeskind

Photo : Ariel of Baldwin (c) Corporex

COAS club

Site Plan
Living at The Ascent includes access to an unparalleled level of amenities,
including:
- Dynamic views of The Ohio River and Cincinnati Skyline form every home
- 24x7 attended security and concierge
- Private car and driver
- Wellness Suite, including cardio studio, strength studio, room for yoga
and Pilates, private massage suite, mens and womens saunas,
pool and hot tub
- Private dining club room with river view
- Two full guest condominiums
- Catering kitchen
- Wine cellar and tasting room
- Private theater
- Coffee and latte bar
- Secure Garage parking and personal storage rooms
- Intimate library with fireplace and gathering spaces
- Playroom
- State-of the art electronic technology and wireless internet
- 23 Restaurants with in a 2 block walking distance
- 6/10th of a mile walk across the Roeblings Bridge to the Reds
or Bengals Stadium
The Ascent at Roeblings Bridge: Text / images from Studio Daniel
Libeskind 210308

Photo : Ariel of Baldwin (c) Corporex
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