Jenny

I thought they manufactured jn Effingham, Illinois, but could be wrong.

Was the Courthosue Tower that was proposed by Ferchill on Lakeside back in the late 90's to serve the same purpose, or was that general office?

@KJP just out of curiosity, what are all of the yellow buildings to the east of the proposed tower in the bedrock massings?

I'm going to be unlike myself, and be a debbie here, but choosing the bedrock site is instantly losing about 4 stories in height from the PS site (site grades). But miniscule issue in comparison to them moving out of town, LOL.

Curious as to what you mean about the new football field/district? Also, was one of the mid-rises you reference downtown on Sumner Court?

I still think strong negotiations are in play with other cities therefore. If they were sold in Cleveland, they could say that by months end and put employees and politicians minds at ease. They could then spend the next couple months thereafter deciding on a NE Ohio location.

Good article Ken. My only doubts are the comment regarding Gilbane as being selected as a CM. Curious as to where that information was attained, and the person who mentioned that.

Why do people think cemeteries are haunted? No one dies there either.

Level 34 was poured last week.

Keep in mind, the last two floors of the Lumen are 22' tall which is approximately double the height of the floors being poured last night. Last nights pour was for 26, so technically there are 10 deck pours left.

The big points made yesterday in review were this project does not tie into the urban fabric. My point, and objection is, there is not fabric. Sure, it can be created similar to the way Crocker was, but criticizing this right of the rip for this is not fair.

I know Aaron very well, and he does put all his efforts into his developments nationwide. This may have come back somewhat underwhelming, but I will disagree with the urban fabric comments. That's a joke. If there's one area in Cleveland that is not urban, this is it. There's one way in and one way out with no "fabric" or potential for "fabric". Anything done on Scranton Peninsula is a suburban lifestyle center built next to the city. Aesthetically can it be pleasing, sure, but from a spill over perspective this has very little potential.

That top deck is 22.

This will most likely be a Cleveland Construction run project with Arbor as the GC. Course neither one of them have contracts yet so who knows.

Anytime after all star week to generate those parking revenues.

I always appreciated the design concept with the panels, but from the beginning felt the building was too short/stout to pull it off.

Most likely Friday.

Had to meet some folks on Kellys today, and when I left the dock I snapped these pictures. Lake water levels are truly amazing with very little end in sight.

Next Thursday.

Some views from inside.

That's what it is. Right now.

This is designed at a maximum 17 stories on the lot you see being drilled with an adjacent 5-story parking deck to the east of the County garage along Prospect.