Cincinnati’s new arts center is not the type of outsized, over-the-top structure generally associated with today’s high-profile architecture. In fact, Zaha Hadid’s design is in many ways the antithesis of the Blockbuster Building, which may be part of the reason that critics have been falling all over themselves to praise it. Benjamin Forgey is impressed with the building, if not with the hype, and says that the museum will reflect well on its hometown. “For the city itself, which contributed money along with the state and private donors, the architecture is a coup. The building will become an “early Hadid,” a period piece folks will fight to save from the wrecking ball in a half-century or so.”