CLEVELAND | Project Rundown

[mrnyc]

the causeway out to the historic art moderne coast guard station on lake erie was restored so it can be visited again —

more:
https://x.com/clevemetroparks/status...Z-A8DqSPwgbHMA

[mrnyc]

final submission in the for riverfront global performance center --


https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/nft99...=ksexbo4d&dl=0

[ssiguy]

Wow, those are beauties!

[mrnyc]

the university circle neighborhood circle square masterplan and east stokes block tower approved by city council —



24-story University Circle apartment building approved by Cleveland Planning Commission

Story by Megan Sims, cleveland.com

more:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/real...25e8e7c6&ei=24


University Circle's skyline is continuing to change with the conceptual approval of a 24-story apartment building. © John Pana/cleveland.com/TNS


early render —

[mrnyc]

fresh news — with the global performance center construction underway,
bedrock is now showing off the next phases of cuyahoga river development areas they control.
david adjaye’s group is running the site design show —





'The Riverfront Cleveland': Bedrock releases video showing vision for neighborhood along Cuyahoga River

'The Riverfront Cleveland is a transformational, mixed-use development reimagining 35 acres of underutilized land and the historic Tower City Center.'

Author: Dave DeNatale
Published: 12:28 PM EDT October 21, 2024


CLEVELAND — Fresh off of the groundbreaking of the Cleveland Clinic Global Peak Performance Center, Bedrock has released a flythrough video showing renderings of "The Riverfront Cleveland" neighborhood that will someday line the banks of the Cuyahoga River downtown.

"The Riverfront Cleveland is a transformational, mixed-use development reimagining 35 acres of underutilized land and the historic Tower City Center along the Cuyahoga River," Bedrock explained on its new Riverfront website. "The 3.5 million square foot master plan development will include 12 acres of publicly accessible space including parks, plazas, trails, a 3,000 foot riverwalk, open areas and waterfront access with year-round activities."


more:
https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/lo...b-64f416d7905a


Credit: Bedrock

[mrnyc]

embarrassing how these trolls come out of the trumpian woodwork --


https://x.com/Psyops_Wars/status/185...ew3tPg26s%3D19

[mrnyc]

the east stokes building is bumped up to be taller that the artisan in university circle -- and more to come --

[mrnyc]

in addition to a new domed stadium next to the airport in brook park, the browns owners are building some kind of new meh office parky looking, but mixed use including residential and retail/office, developments around the browns practice facility in berea --



Commercial Real Estate
Cleveland Browns owner announces mixed-use development in Berea

By Mary Vanac – Staff Reporter, Cleveland Business Journal
Oct 29, 2024


Haslam Sports Group is teaming up with a handful of partners to develop District 46 next to the team's campus in Berea, Ohio.


more/paywalled:
https://www.bizjournals.com/clevelan...ent-berea.html

[mrnyc]

university circle developments —



via BlimpCity

[mrnyc]

some quirky rich guy renovated a very rare ten sided carnegie library in slavic village into a museum — and its going very well —



https://thedarlcenter.com/

Cleveland's growing steel industry drew many immigrants at the turn of the 20th century. The Broadway Avenue district's literacy rate of 98.5% was greater than that of most other Americans. To meet strong community demand, the Broadway Branch Library branch was established. With the assistance of grants from Andrew Carnegie, fifteen branch libraries were built in Cleveland during the period from 1904 to 1920.

1987
THE BROADWAY LIBRARY CLOSES ITS DOORS TO THE PUBLIC.

[mrnyc]

another day, another excellent reno —



Cleveland Entrepeneur Turning Abandoned, Trash-Filled St. Clair-Superior Warehouse Into a Hub of Design

Candy Mashmoor's textile company YaYa & Co. will be the main tenant alongside a co-working space after a multi-million dollar renovation

By Lee Chilcote on Fri, Nov 22, 2024


When Candy Mashmoor bought the building at 1030 E. 62nd St. in the St. Clair Superior neighborhood, at first she wondered if she’d made a huge mistake.

“The day I signed, I got the keys and I was like, ‘What have I done?’” said the Brazilian-born entrepreneur and founder of YaYa & Co., a textiles company that sells handmade, sustainably-sourced pillows, bedding, rugs and other items. “I couldn’t go in. It was moldy, wet and full of junk. It was horrible. I thought, ‘I didn’t buy a building, I bought a dump.’”

Yet now, with the help of loans and grants from the city of Cleveland, Mashmoor is renovating the historic, long-vacant building into a new home base for YaYa & Co., a coworking space, and office space for Humongous Fan, an HVAC company that makes large industrial fans. The project is expected to create 50 new jobs.


more:
https://www.clevescene.com/news/clev...esign-45551079


Photo by Lee Chilcote
The future home of YaYa & Co. and other businesses

[mrnyc]

library lofts coming to life in university circle --



via MyPhoneDead

[mrnyc]

small addition to the nice children's museum along euclid avenue --



more info:
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/fthrd...=qx8cec9l&dl=0

[mrnyc]

haslam's newest brook park browns stadium plans --




Browns pick developer, release new images of Brook Park stadium district

Haslam Sports Group, which owns the Browns, is teaming up with Texas-based Lincoln Property Company on plans for mixed-use development around the venue

By: Michelle Jarboe
Posted 11:00 AM, Dec 10, 2024 and last updated 11:00 AM, Dec 10, 2024


CLEVELAND — Haslam Sports Group is teaming up with a Texas-based developer to advance plans for a mixed-use entertainment district surrounding a new NFL stadium in Brook Park.

The owner of the Cleveland Browns has tapped Lincoln Property Company to tackle the mixed-use portion of the 176-acre project off Snow Road on a former automotive plant site near Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.


more:
https://www.news5cleveland.com/sport...adium-district

[mrnyc]

^ btw the people are saying its a ruse as after the dome arena thing is done and the browns are playing there nothing else will actually get built.

they dont even have a connection to the airport or the rapid (thats cleveland's rail/metro).

in other words, ownership is just interested in the parking.

we'll see.

[mwm991]

I've been following this one closely. I don't think Cleveland is big enough of a market to pull off a project like this in its suburbs. If it's built it will be the stadium and nothing else IMO. Also, it's never been answered how this will be funded. City and County not interested. State has to juggle this and Bengals lease which expires soon. I don't think a Lakefront renovation is totally dead yet. Money talks.

[pj3000]

I really hope that this never gets built, Haslam gets all up in arms, and moves the team out of Cleveland... a la Art Modell. But this time, let him take the fucking Browns name with him.

And then maybe there can be a real fresh start for football in Cleveland. The fans deserve it. New ownership with a truly new team. No more Browns. Paul Brown was out of Cleveland in the early 1960s. The actual Browns have been in Baltimore since 1996... almost 30 years now. It's just a name.

End the misery.

[mwm991]

Originally Posted by pj3000

I really hope that this never gets built, Haslam gets all up in arms, and moves the team out of Cleveland... a la Art Modell. But this time, let him take the fucking Browns name with him.

And then maybe there can be a real fresh start for football in Cleveland. The fans deserve it. New ownership with a truly new team. No more Browns. Paul Brown was out of Cleveland in the early 1960s. The actual Browns have been in Baltimore since 1996... almost 30 years now. It's just a name.

End the misery.

I think its very debatable if this ever gets built, especially the mixed used component. I know that area of Cleveland and its very industrial and blighted, so I don't see the appeal for the apartments and fancy hotels. Small/medium cities in general have tonnes of empty office space both in urban and suburban areas and for them to add over 500k of office space is just madness, 300k square feet of retail when traditional retail is oversubscribed and struggling is equally nuts, and they want public funds to do all of this. I think in the end they go back to the Lakefront or build a basic open air stadium on this site with nothing but parking around it. Ultimately I think thats all they really want, control of the parking.

These billionaires are getting out of control. I get that this is how America works to an extent, but there is no compromise or give and take on this project. That Buffalo Bills one was equally gross. Theres no return on investment for the community, you are just robbing Peter to pay Paul, i.e. poaching tenants from other parts of the city to fill this and line a rich man's pockets.

[mrnyc]

so yeah as i said above, the general local consensus is if it gets built it will be a philly special —

[mrnyc]

nice little west side reno near the rapid station —




via ASP1984