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Bright, open and modern office spaces are what await Sherwin-Williams employees at their new headquarters tower west of Cleveland’s Public Square. Features like this semi-circular video conference booth mix collaboration and tech-nology, a stark difference compared to SHW’s antiquated, existing HQ
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By 2024, Cleveland’s four tallest buildings will surround Public Square. One of those will be the roughly 600-foot-tall Sherwin-Williams headquarters.
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Cleveland-Cliffs’ logo may not be on the façade of 200 Public Square in downtown Cleveland for much longer. In several years, the HQ of the Fortune 500 firm will reportedly be elsewhere. But where? And will it be in a new or existing building?
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Transportation officials are seeking to begin formal planning and design work for a multi-purpose pathway on the long-closed streetcar subway deck of the Detroit-Superior Veterans Memorial Bridge. The bridge over the Cuyahoga River valley links downtown Cleveland and the Hingetown section of Ohio City.
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According to sources who spoke off the record, the former Ohio Bell Telephone headquarters now called 45 Erieview Plaza has a buyer with a plan. While the details of the project are still being developed, it reportedly will be a mixed-use development with 280 residential units, a couple floors of offices and some retail.
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A growing employer is seeking to move from the suburbs to downtown Cleveland and has less than a year to do it. CBIZ, Inc., founded in 1987, has grown to 4,800 employees in more than 100 offices nationwide with more than 200 of them at their headquarters in 6050 Oak Tree Blvd. in Independence.
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Shortly before Cleveland Landmarks Commission approved the renovation of the neglected 116-year-old Rockefeller Building, it unanimously allowed the demolition of the century-old garage behind it. The potentially dynamic combination of those two actions received only a brief mention during today’s commission hearing.
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With high-rise developments planned and built along the Superior Viaduct, an idea was floated to turn the remaining portion of the 1878-built stone bridge into a linear park. But that idea faded when a Stonebridge Condominiums resident who initiated community discussions about the idea was relocated to Philadelphia.
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All Aboard Ohio’s Board of Directors voted unanimously this week to favor Tower City Center as the site for a proposed Amtrak mini-hub. But the Board of the non-profit passenger rail and transit advocacy association noted that it would not oppose development of the existing Amtrak station site as the transportation hub.
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Although much smaller than what than Sherwin-Williams is consideringfor its new downtown Cleveland headquarters, Atria III in the Torontosuburb of North York offers an example of the kind of design featuresthat will add some interesting angles, patterns and features to theglobal coatings giant’s new Cleveland office tower (Google). As one part of Sherwin-Williams’ (SHW) global
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