misco182

Glad I could be of assistance. He mentioned he and his wife are renting an apartment in Little Italy, so if anyone goes to that way, keep an eye out!

It very well could have been Vista. It was a short, one-word name that he told me. Looking around on Wikipedia for recent completed projects, it could have been NEMA as well. EDIT: Re. your above edit - All pictures he showed me were views from the buildings during construction, not of the buildings themselves, so I can't confirm Aqua (or any external building shot for that matter). This short, one-word building he said was his most recent project, and pictures were from 2019 or 2020 from his phone. I can't imagine what he was showing was Aqua seeing that it was completed in 2009, but I very well could be wrong.

Longtime lurker here with no verifiable post history, so I understand if anyone doesn't believe what is below... On Saturday, friends and I went out to Little Italy to grab some dinner. Afterwards, we went to TOLI and I struck up a conversation with a man from Chicago who is in Cleveland for his first week at a new job for his firm. We got to talking and he mentioned he is working on a new project for Sherwin Williams. Obviously this got me excited, and I confirmed with him that he will be working on the new Sherwin Williams HQ. He shared that he estimates the tower will be within 600-675' tall and that he HAS seen renderings. I asked multiple times about ground breaking, and he insisted he did not know when ground breaking would occur. Eventually, my wife got frustrated I was away from our table so she came and grabbed me after about a 15 minute conversation. I believe everything he said as he showed me multiple pictures of different projects he has worked on in Chicago. He told me about his most recent project, but I forget exactly what it was called (I believe it started with an "A"). Lastly, I am by no means educated on construction, so I apologize if I talked to someone in the know and walked away empty handed, but I figured I would share with you all.

It looks like Crains updated their article to reflect the announcement coming during the Blockland conference next week. Per Crains, the new announcement date is next Tuesday, 12/10. https://www.crainscleveland.com/technology/four-day-blockland-conference-will-bring-1500-guests

Looking golden nearing dusk!

Picture taken last night. Just about to peek over the Hanna Building!

The Lumen finally starting to peek out in view from my apartment at the Chesterfield Building. Crazy to think this will more than be double the height of the Hanna Building. I'm ready for this crane to jump Thursday!

Anyone have any insight into the ETA of TopGolf? I figured they would want it open by summer, but it looks like they are still a ways away.