beckwithchapman.com

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Current Status

Status

Active

Server Type

Apache

Page Title

Beckwith Chapman Associates

Meta Description

Beckwith Chapman Associates is an architecture, landscape architecture, and planning firm in Oxford Ohio. Our architects apply sustainable design practices to residential, civic, religious, institutional, and commercial projects. They are also experienced in historic preservation and adaptive reuse. Our Landscape Architects have expertise in the design of therapeutic gardens for continuing care facilities, academic campus planning, residential landscape design, streetscapes, and sports/recreational facilities site planning

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Last Checked

just now

Last Status Change

Came back up — just now (9/22/2026)

Last Downtime

First seen down 2 days ago (9/19/2026), back up just now

Observed Changes

Date	Status	Server
9/22/2026, 2:55:20 AM	Active	Apache
9/19/2026, 1:01:03 PM	Inactive	Unknown

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