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New Project: The Viadauct

Sherwin-Williams confirms plans for new downtown Cleveland HQ, Brecksville R&D center

This could have been one of the USA's tallest buildings, outranking the 289m Key Tower for the tallest on Cleveland's skyline. https://www.skyscrapercenter.com/building/ameritrust-center/294 http://neo-trans.blogspot.com/2019/05/sherwin-williams-hq-will-it-be-ohios.html

Playhouse Square plans 34-story apartment tower in downtown Cleveland's theater district

Beacon apartment tower planned atop 515 Euclid garage in downtown Cleveland

New construction of 280 apartments located between Case Western Reserve Univ. and the Cleveland Clinic. Demolition is planned to begin in January 2016.

A consortium have proposed four highrise apartments ranging from 30 to 23 stories, with smaller surrounding structures for retail, parking, and apartments

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Stark and J-Dek's nuCLEus project wins unanimous conceptual approval from Cleveland planning commission

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://imgick.cleveland.com/home/cleve-media/width620/img/architecture/photo/16291165-mmmain.jpg Stacked towers, the largest...

CLEVELAND | Hilton Convention Hotel | 116m | 380ft | 30 fl | T/O http://www.cleveland.com/architecture/index.ssf/2013/11/convention_center_hotel_design.html ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Plans for...

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Plans for new 30-story Hilton Convention Center Hotel unveiled, project to change city skyline...

Tower at Erieview Cleveland, United States HEIGHT: 161m/540feet FLOORS: 40floors COMPLETION: 1964 ARCHITECT: harrison abramovitz and abbe http://www.skyscrapercenter.com/cleveland/tower-at-erieview/

Cleveland's Innerbelt Freeway and Bridge There is not a freeway more divisive than Cleveland, Ohio's Innerbelt Freeway. Originally referred to as US 42, it was envisioned in 1940 as a method to divert through traffic from a congested downtown, and to connect the Lake Erie-bordering Shoreway...

Cleveland Cavaliers Opened on October 17, 1994 Hosted the 1997 NBA All-Star Game http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexabboud/4125415641/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexabboud/4126163798/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/officialjhflickr/4640885426/...

Cleveland was incorporated in 1814 and saw its first big growth in 1832 with the completion of the Ohio and Erie Canal, which connected Lake Erie with the Ohio River. Cleveland continued to thrive as a port city in the 1800s with iron ore being shipped from Minnesota and coal being transported...

Known as "The Rapid" this is the second oldest rapid transit system still in operation in the Midwestern U.S (after Chicago). Cleveland also had the first airport rail link in the US which opened in 1968. The system consists of one heavy rail line (the Red line) and two light rail lines (the...

Well, better late than never, I guess, here is the fourth and final part of my trip to Cleveland last month. This part includes Tower City Center, the Warehouse District, and the second ball game. In case you missed the other parts: Part 1...

Here's the second part of my July 2010 Cleveland Tour. If you missed the first part, go here: PART 1 This part of the photo tour includes downtown night shots and skyline night shots, University Circle, and the Cleveland Museum of Art. 200 Public Square and Key Tower 200 Public Square, Key...

On July 14-18, 2010, I took a tour of Northern Ohio and visited Cleveland and Toledo, Ohio via greyhound bus and took pics of both cities. Here's my pics of Toledo (Population 300,000) from July 14... Here I took pictures of downtown, the East End, Birmingham (Hungarian neighborhood home to the...

Cleveland Indians 2x Champion: 1920, 1948 Jacobs Field (known as Progressive Field since 2008) Home of the Cleveland Indians since 1994 and hosted the 1997 MLB All-Star Game.