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Bedrock riverfront joins downtown lakefront in mega-planning

3 Comments / Ken Prendergast / September 15, 2021

The more things change, the more they stay the same. A century ago, the city of Cleveland was eager to work with the private railroads to replace its undersized, outdated lakefront train station with a glamorous new downtown terminal. The new lakefront station would be a key component of its ambitious Group Plan designed by Daniel Burnham to remake the central business district into a setting of beautiful public buildings built along a park-like mall.

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Why Cleveland Construction’s new office is an amazing sign for downtown

1 Comment / Ken Prendergast / August 26, 2021

Cleveland Construction Inc. has established a permanent field office in downtown Cleveland — a sign of good times ahead for downtown construction.

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for-sale sign across East 9th Street from Progressive Field

High-profile downtown property hits the market

Ken Prendergast / August 13, 2021

A highly visible downtown Cleveland property across the street from Progressive Field has gone on the market.

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Renaissance Hotel One of Clevelands oldest hotels

Renaissance Hotel plans $80 million renovation

Ken Prendergast / August 5, 2021

The Renaissance Cleveland Hotel on Public Square in downtown will be renovated from top to bottom over the next 14 months or so for up to $80 million

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Sherwin-Williams’ 2nd HQ tower may rise sooner, not later

Ken Prendergast / July 26, 2021

A second-phase office tower in Sherwin-Williams’ new global headquarters complex may rise sooner rather than later. In models and on graphics, it was presented almost as an afterthought. It was a featureless box standing in downtown Cleveland at the northeast corner of West Superior Avenue and West 6th Street. Next door, the 600-footer served as a magician’s tool of misdirection, with its primary role as the global headquarters of Sherwin-Williams (SHW)

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Are Bedrock’s Tower City plans serious? Yes, here’s why…

Ken Prendergast / July 25, 2021

Are Bedrock’s Tower City plans serious? Yes, here’s why…

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St. Vincent expansion may unite Downtown, Campus District

Ken Prendergast / July 24, 2021

St. Vincent Charity Health Campus is the subject of a masterplan effort to identify new services, programs and partners that may be added to the existing services at hospital’s main campus next to downtown Cleveland.

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45 Erieview aims to be Cleveland’s first post-pandemic remote-work tower

Ken Prendergast / July 15, 2021

The curving floorplates of 45 Erieview offer sweeping views of Lake Erie for residents, but interior parts of the building cannot be used for apartments because the city’s building code requires residential uses to have windows.

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First building permit issued for City Club Apartments tower

Ken Prendergast / July 15, 2021

After many delays, the first construction permit has been issued for the proposed new City Club Apartments tower in downtown Cleveland

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SHW skyscraper’s crown soars, street-level bores

Ken Prendergast / July 5, 2021

While City Planning Commission members review months-old massings of the planned Sherwin-Williams headquarters delivered to them only last week, you’re getting the first look at more detailed images of what the new HQ will reportedly look like.

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