CLEVELAND | nuCLEus | 354 & 311 FT | 24 & 24 FLOORS - Page 4

TallBob · #61 Posted **Feb 20, 2019, 8:08 AM**

Man that SUCKS!

The Lurker · #62 Posted **Feb 20, 2019, 2:36 PM**

It looks like the Chemical Bank Proposal in Detroit with that weird green skin on the parking deck. What is that?

animatedmartian · #63 Posted **Feb 20, 2019, 5:08 PM**

It looks like a 'green' facade, i.e. a screen is used that allows self climbing plants to grow up the side of the facade. It's commonly proposed as a way to beautify a parking garage or make it seem more ecological.

authentiCLE · #64 Posted **Mar 19, 2019, 5:09 PM**

An update to nuCLEus. The project will consist of two towers. The office building will be 24 floors 353'6" tall, and the residential building will be 24 floors 310'6".

mrnyc · #65 Posted **Mar 19, 2019, 5:21 PM**

it's haaaappening.

that is great news.

since they down-scaled to more a more pedestrian design to get it done, i hope they adjust a bit more and try to make better use of some of those leftover over roof spaces. i also hope they also keep the cleveland live/laneway area on the ground level.

otherwise bravo.

looks good, it's on a great site and it will be an instant success.

Zerton · #66 Posted **Mar 19, 2019, 6:38 PM**

I miss the bridge and the height but overall I think it's better design now.

mrnyc · #67 Posted **Oct 28, 2019, 2:35 PM**

^ agreed!

good news -- it seems there may be new life in this project and others if this upcoming ohio development bill passes:

Authorize insurance premiums tax credit for certain projects Hide Long Title
Long Title To amend sections 107.036, 5725.98, and 5729.98 and to enact sections 122.09, 5725.35, and 5729.18 of the Revised Code to authorize an insurance premiums tax credit for capital contributions to transformational mixed use development projects (TMUD).

https://www.legislature.ohio.gov/leg...id=GA133-SB-39

mrnyc · #68 Posted **Mar 17, 2020, 6:08 PM**

goods news -- rumor is nucleus is on track and set to break ground in the summer.

depending on a corona of course.

more:
https://neo-trans.blogspot.com/2020/...jects-may.html

TheIllinoisan · #69 Posted **Mar 21, 2020, 4:38 AM**

This looks pretty nice. The height downgrade isnt that much to complain about because this still looks like a dense and pedestrian friendly project that will kill a killer parking lot. Its sort of hard to tell by these renders but the street presence looks pretty solid. This is still a very exciting project that looks to give downtown Cleveland a real nice improvement.

Cleveland has a beautiful old core that has so much underutilized potential. Hell, its criminally underutilized. Projects like this, if they provide a lively pedestrian presence, will give Cleveland a big leg up to reach that potential.

mrnyc · #70 Posted **Mar 22, 2020, 4:12 AM**

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Originally Posted by TheIllinoisan

This looks pretty nice. The height downgrade isnt that much to complain about because this still looks like a dense and pedestrian friendly project that will kill a killer parking lot. Its sort of hard to tell by these renders but the street presence looks pretty solid. This is still a very exciting project that looks to give downtown Cleveland a real nice improvement.

Cleveland has a beautiful old core that has so much underutilized potential. Hell, its criminally underutilized. Projects like this, if they provide a lively pedestrian presence, will give Cleveland a big leg up to reach that potential.

totally agree.

luckily, i think the one thing this project has the least to worry about is street presence. the developer is a life style mall guy:

https://www.crockerpark.com/

unfortunately, its just like typical cleveland luck to be on the cusp of a true booming by any measure development scene when a corona virus pandemic hits.

mrnyc · #71 Posted **Apr 16, 2020, 5:06 AM**

helllloooooo cleeeveland --

an update:

first the bad news --- only the office part is a go for now

now the good news --- its finally on --- work to start this summer.

TheIllinoisan · #72 Posted **Apr 16, 2020, 5:53 AM**

Hopefully this virus bullshit clears up by this summer.

skysoar · #73 Posted **Apr 16, 2020, 1:49 PM**

Nice to see that outside of Chicago we see Cleveland as one of the few cities in the Midwest constructing buildings of substance(moderate height).Albeit of course on a much smaller scale than Chicago. You have Nucleus, Sherwin Williams and I believe several others in different stages of planning.

NYC2ATX · #74 Posted **Apr 17, 2020, 10:54 PM**

Did the design change again?

mrnyc · #75 Posted **Apr 18, 2020, 3:07 PM**

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Originally Posted by NYC2ATX

Did the design change again?

yes, third change. not so drastic as the other change though. basically they are just building half or the office building.

the residential tower can still go up later over parking whenever the developer can get it together to do that.

Steely Dan · #76 Posted **Apr 18, 2020, 6:21 PM**

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Originally Posted by skysoar

Nice to see that outside of Chicago we see Cleveland as one of the few cities in the Midwest constructing buildings of substance

Actually, in addition to Cleveland, many other Midwest cities have recently been building high-rises over 300' tall as well.

Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Detroit
St. Louis
Des moines

In fact, Minneapolis actually has two towers over 500' tall currently U/C, and at ~680' tall, Detroit's U/C Hudson Tower will be the tallest tower built in the Midwest outside of Chicago in roughly 3 decades!

Anyway, it's very cool to hear that this long-delayed Cleveland project might finally be kicking-off for real!

Urbannizer · #77 Posted **Aug 31, 2022, 12:50 PM**

Cancelled

https://neo-trans.blog/2021/12/31/st...us-properties/

Quote:

Properties that were part of Stark Enterprises’ ill-fated nuCLEus megaproject are in the process of being sold in a private, off-market transaction. However, the scope of the sale, the buyer’s identity and the buyer’s intentions remain a mystery. Public records emerged this week showing that there is a pending transaction.