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I couldn't tell if they are removing the fountain from the hotel lobby to replace it with a bar feature

Does anyone know if the gaps caused by the replacement LED panels above the marquees be filled in?

I still feel Fahrenheit misses it's mark aesthetically. The signage is disproportionate and the downspout next to the entrance is oddly placed

It is great to see a construction worker pictured with construction to see how tall the 2 floors will be

They look better than the original renderings. The gold appears much richer than the chandelier and Playhouse Square archways

I would love a second phase built on The Prospect Avenue side that would sandwich the parking structure between the two towers

On Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland Instagram page, they are storing the facade panels on the roof during renovations

Does anyone know why they removed so many of the panels? The design doesn't look like it impacted the need to remove. Will they be reinstalled?

I wish more attention was given to Malls A-B-C. It is time to make those spaces more than grass lawns. Some suggestions I would like to see happen. 1. Additional greenery that was proposed to complete the landscape from GGN when The Convention Center was rebuilt. Parks work best when there are more options to relax under shade. 2.Additional amenities such as public restrooms 3.Farmer's Market on the promenades 4. Summer Series concerts 5. Have the Cleveland Museum of Art coordinate an outreach of their campus. ie curated Sculpture walk

Dogtopia @ City Club Apartments submitted a design to the City Planning Commission for a 10' tall dog statue. It was approved. This development is turning into a very whimsical construct. The close up shot of the dog appears to have an ear missing but the left ear is just flopped.

Does anyone know when the exterior finishes will start to be installed?

@Ray45a. I hope you do not mind that I used your posted photo to add the finished tower look into the skyline

Now if only they could do something about the trees that had died and were never replaced. I also was a bit surprised that this design was approved because City Councilmember Kerry McCormack was adamant that designated bike lanes needed to be part of any design approvals thru Public Square at the last time the design was submitted.

I have done a little photoshopping to the side of 668 Euclid Ave. to fix the issue that has always bothered me. I also wish that The City would get someone to straighten the lamp posts down the center median of Euclid Ave. Some attention to details would be appreciated

An updated overlay

It appears the ground level windows were also added to the Superior Ave side

As part of this initiative,I would love to see the reactivation of the bridge lighting that occurred in The Flats.

With this very short timeline proposed to start construction on a rebuilding of The Cleveland Browns Stadium I assume they have plans already in the works for a design.

https://pau.studio/what/rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-and-museum/ updated rendering and descriptions the addition is proposed to be clad in black steel and specular granite, evoking Cleveland’s industrial past, a history “forged in flame.” Color will derive from the glass, evocative of the ephemera of stage lighting. As the visitor passes through to the interior, they will be immersed in the visceral, gritty quality that has always defined spaces for Rock music, from the old Cleveland Arena, to CBGBs, to the neighborhood dive bars that support local bands.

I had posted this in the Rock and Roll Thread back in February. Sure seems this image was correct in what refinements were presented to The City. This rendering depicts more of what the expansion will look like "https://www.architectmagazine.com/design/exhibit-columbus-names-the-latest-j-irwin-and-xenia-s-miller-prize-recipients-and-university-design-research-fellows_o I was reading this article and an image appeared courtesy of PAU for their design of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame expansion. It appears more refined than previously shown. I am hopeful this is what is planned"

https://app.oxblue.com/cameras/60d486ce45de63c7a4a4a944622a8a5d?openlink=Clevelandco/City-Club-Apartments I didn't realize there was a construction cam for this build

@sonisharri Thanks for the photograph. I added the overlay

I am excited to see these new marquees in place. Hopefully the font styles have more of a classic look than the initial renderings. My one wish in The Playhouse Square District is that all the street lamps would revert to a classic fixture rather than contemporary look of the Healthline. They just don't feel correct with what the district intends to be.

a new overlay to enjoy Thanks @ MyPhoneDead for the base photo