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Looking good and will be great to see the areas between here and League Park filling in asap. As an aside I'm hoping this developer takes this similar vision with the initial 10 story building plan to downtown Lakewood. It just floors me that nothing is happening there!

^ something the article suggests at the end does make you think…what do the players think about these trick plays that seem to mostly backfire?

Really? I find Ford Field to be really dreary inside. Especially when it’s actually nice outside, and you’re wishing the game could be outside on real grass. anyhow $500m is simply two more Dashawn Watsons haha.

Please no fixed roof :-(

Sixers fans saying that a Garland-led team is harder to defend.

Great pic! Will be interesting to see how the HQ views end up from this vantage point. from https://neo-trans.blog/2023/02/13/bedrock-lays-out-riverfront-plan-steps/

Screw Factory https://www.screwfactoryartists.org/

^ Yup if you go inside you can see Templar cars on display. Really cool.

My secret is to cheat....start off in Brecksville ;-) But those night rides on the towpath with friends are one of my favorite things when I'm back. And yes it does get spooky.

That removable blue film is actually far better looking that the purple renderings lol. [Barney the Dinosaur emoji]

Where's my giant paper airplane!!?????

You just named two of my favorite places. That being said I think it's a sad truth that these venues (and so many other places) rely on unhealthful behavior in order to get by.

I think Brady is a long shot. Rivers even longer lol, he seems happy enough rn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkIYJxh0YRY

Annnnd just like that the two days of positivity and happiness come to a screeching halt. Welcome to Cleveland Browns Football folks!!!

Cul-de-sac mentality.

Could that be fixed with a new 3 or 4 story surrounding buildout? I think the "ugly" in the building is really the strange window to wall ratio....it just look....defensive. Anyone with mad photoshop skills wanna try replacing those solid horizontal sections between windows/floors with glass?

I'd like to see architecture that greets the warehouse district with more traditional materials and form, at least at the street level. If they want to match the HQ design at higher floors have at it.

Sounds like they're desirous of a suburban enclave vs. fitting in with their historic surroundings.

Ha! And looking at the map I'm wondering if those western county folks aren't all co-owners of Michigan dispensaries.

^ Ohio Savings Plaza is at the south end of the federally designated Erieview Historic District, an area bounded by Lakeside and Chester avenues plus East 9th and East 12th Street... Great views and I really like that district name. I think it's a great candidate for some kind of placemaking/branding. I don't think the "9-12" thing ever got any traction.

Nice! One request: one of the most popular aspects for fan experience at Petco Park in San Diego is a ballfield for parents & kids. Would love to see soccer adopting something similar.

Do you think it's fair to judge Stefanski on how Watson plays?

Urban design can either foster or repel future retail. I'm not sure why people on this site seem to be advocating for doing nothing.

Right? Tell them to build on their horrific surface lot.

Lauri AND Sexton. I do think Sexton was too small to play significant minutes alongside Garland. He's a good scorer off the bench when you really need the points.