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jeremyhz started following Cleveland: Ohio City: Church+State (West 29th & Detroit Ave)
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Akron: Downtown: Development and News
jeremyhz replied to yanni_gogolak's topic in Northeast Ohio Projects & Construction
^It appears that you've shared the wrong link. http://www.cleveland.com/akron/index.ssf/2017/03/summa_health_unveils_rendering.html -
While in Cleveland for Christmas, I stopped by Lakewood Park to see the Solstice Steps and take advantage of the beautiful and unseasonably warm weather. Later that night I headed down to the West Bank of the Flats to see the full moon rising over the city.
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I think he was referring to family size. When those houses were built, and even when my dad was growing up, each of those single family homes may have held 6-7 people. Those same houses now are probably only holding a family of 2-4.
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I tried finding it on Google's cache, Coral Cache, and Archive.org cache. Not sure why it wouldn't have been archived by any of those three.
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Cleveland: Progressive Field renovations
jeremyhz replied to a topic in Northeast Ohio Projects & Construction
I'd agree on the Browns, but this could be worse. And how about the Cavs? This is brilliant: http://www.cleveland.com/drinks/index.ssf/2015/02/all_for_one_ale_to_celebrate_c.html#comments -
That image Phil Taylor shared is from a set of concept helmets from Deeyung Entertainment. http://imgur.com/a/QaZHX Some cool designs for sure.
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My family stayed downtown through the Holiday, so here are some of the pictures I took. We stayed in the new Aloft. I think this area will be nice with all of the new development. I went for a short walk in the Flats and saw a freighter rounding the bend. Look at all those seagulls! I like this picture, but I wish the buildings on the right were a bit cleaner... I should have taken another picture here... The relative size of these pop up stores to the lot in the Warehouse district is depressing. Terminal Tower on a bleak Christmas Eve. Terminal Tower lit up for Christmas And finally, the lights in Playhouse Square.
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The Key Tower above the Hilton hotel? I'm pretty sure it is the Terminal Tower, seeing as the Key Tower is right next to the Marriot.
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Some of you may have seen the Instagrammer amusemymuse before. Here is a cool video she just released for Palladium boots. www.youtube.com/embed/t2EGXpy0aQo
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Cleveland: Downtown: nuCLEus
jeremyhz replied to SixthCity's topic in Northeast Ohio Projects & Construction
At 500 ft. this would be the fifth tallest, but it hasn't even been confirmed to be 500 ft. -
First floor retail is a must! Seriously though, I'm a student at Michigan (say what you'd like) so my perceptions are based off what I know here on campus. We have an area called the Hill that has several residential buildings and some research buildings surrounding a green space/park called Palmer Commons. Obviously this is not even remotely comparable, but I do know that people are constantly using these courts and it adds the feeling of life to the area (but again, hard to compare a park to a lot.) When I originally posted I just reacted to my distaste for the dome, without realizing that it is seasonal. Having paid more attention now, I see that the courts are surrounded by bushes right now anyway, and obviously courts don't really lend themselves to urban design well. Edit: I'd say that this also shouldn't be controversial at all. It is just an already existing set of tennis courts...