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The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

Jeffrey Jakucyk of ArchitectsPlus was the lead designer for the house remodel. To achieve LEED Gold status, solar panels, low-flow water fixtures, drought-tolerant landscaping, and high-efficiency fixtures (among others) were added. Sol Design + Consulting were their LEED consultant. Graybach was their general contractor. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The owners, Kristin Woeste and Jacob Mahle, both passionately love Cincinnati and have filled their home with regional art and decor. Because they were married in Union Terminal years ago, much of their collection revolves around the landmark. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

Jeffrey Jakucyk of ArchitectsPlus was the lead designer for the house remodel. To achieve LEED Gold status, solar panels, low-flow water fixtures, drought-tolerant landscaping, and high-efficiency fixtures (among others) were added. Sol Design + Consulting were their LEED consultant. Graybach was their general contractor. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The back deck offers long distance views of the surrounding Over-the-Rhine region, including Union Terminal. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The back deck offers long distance views of the surrounding Over-the-Rhine region, including Union Terminal. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

Jeffrey Jakucyk of ArchitectsPlus was the lead designer for the house remodel. To achieve LEED Gold status, solar panels, low-flow water fixtures, drought-tolerant landscaping, and high-efficiency fixtures (among others) were added. Sol Design + Consulting were their LEED consultant. Graybach was their general contractor. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

Hazel, their cat / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

Their daughter's room appropriately reflects her love of Star Wars. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

Jeffrey Jakucyk of ArchitectsPlus was the lead designer for the house remodel. To achieve LEED Gold status, solar panels, low-flow water fixtures, drought-tolerant landscaping, and high-efficiency fixtures (among others) were added. Sol Design + Consulting were their LEED consultant. Graybach was their general contractor. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The spiral staircase leads to the top floor. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

Jacob is a big fan of the popular Chicago band Wilco and decorated one of their living room walls with the band's artwork. They call it "The Wall of Wilco."/ Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The owners, Kristin Woeste and Jacob Mahle, both passionately love Cincinnati and have filled their home with regional art and decor. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

Jeffrey Jakucyk of ArchitectsPlus was the lead designer for the house remodel. To achieve LEED Gold status, solar panels, low-flow water fixtures, drought-tolerant landscaping, and high-efficiency fixtures (among others) were added. Sol Design + Consulting were their LEED consultant. Graybach was their general contractor. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

A drawing of the home by their lead designer,{ }Jeffrey Jakucyk, was gifted to them after it was completed. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The owners, Kristin Woeste and Jacob Mahle, both passionately love Cincinnati and have filled their home with regional art and decor. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

Jeffrey Jakucyk of ArchitectsPlus was the lead designer for the house remodel. To achieve LEED Gold status, solar panels, low-flow water fixtures, drought-tolerant landscaping, and high-efficiency fixtures (among others) were added. Sol Design + Consulting were their LEED consultant. Graybach was their general contractor. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

A photo of the Woeste/Mahle Residence prior to it being renovated. It used to be a Baptist Church, and it had moved prior to the owners purchasing it. / Image courtesy of Kristin Woeste and Jacob Mahle // Published: 4.2.18

The owners, Kristin Woeste and Jacob Mahle, both passionately love Cincinnati and have filled their home with regional art and decor. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

Sharp Alley connects Back Street to Mulberry Street, and terminates next to the residence. Legendary local artist Caroline Williams once illustrated it, and the owners have an etched wood version of her drawing on a countertop in the kitchen. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

Sharp Alley connects Back Street to Mulberry Street, and terminates next to the residence. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The Woeste/Mahle Residence on Mulberry Street in Over-the-Rhine is a LEED Gold certified home that links three individual old buildings into one cohesive dwelling. The owners bought the property in 2012 and spent the following years designing and transforming it into their home. A Baptist Church renovated and connected the three buildings in the 1960s and moved prior to the current owners purchasing it. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

Jeffrey Jakucyk of ArchitectsPlus was the lead designer for the house remodel. To achieve LEED Gold status, solar panels, low-flow water fixtures, drought-tolerant landscaping, and high-efficiency fixtures (among others) were added. Sol Design + Consulting were their LEED consultant. Graybach was their general contractor. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The owners, Kristin Woeste and Jacob Mahle, both passionately love Cincinnati and have filled their home with regional art and decor. Because they were married in Union Terminal years ago, much of their collection revolves around the landmark. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

The back deck offers long distance views of the surrounding Over-the-Rhine region, including Union Terminal. / Image: Phil Armstrong, Cincinnati Refined // Published: 4.2.18

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