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any photo updates??

wow those will be a great addition and contrast to the flats i could still see something (one or two buildings) taller going up here, like in the 30-35 story range probably strategicly placed in the "Casino zone" on all those surface lots

yea when are those gonna be posted? are they on display still to the public??

Cleveland's unsolved Torso Murders to get Hollyood film treatment 3:22 p.m. Friday, Sept. 22 By Julie E. Washington Plain Dealer Reporter

do they reuse existing buildings on these sites? the cluster of 1200 units + 600,000+ office retail has existing structures there and one of them. also i wonder how tall these things will be, does anyone have any more pictures??

id say anything within 20 stories is ok. plus there is an area where theres parking lots, and then theres an area where theres a lot of other smaller buildings further away from the river. i'm hoping to see re-use and add-ons in the area where things are already built.

hmm are there any renderings up yet of whats to be built?

Original Source: The Plain Dealer Spaces, Cleveland's non-profit, artist-run gallery, will stage an artistic protest against asphalt Thursday by transforming three parking spaces into mini-parks with turf, a bench and a tree. ... The event is part of National PARK(ing) Day, in which teams of artists in New York, San Francisco, Minneapolis, Los Angeles and Seattle will create installations similar to those in Cleveland in their own cities. The idea is to draw national attention to the need for green space in America's urban neighborhoods. In Cleveland, the event is part of the Spaces exhibition "Street Repairs,'' curated by Cleveland artist Don Harvey. On view through Oct. 20, the show explores artists' responses to "the diversity and complexity of the urban street, and envision it as a place of ever-changing inspiration,'' according to Harvey. For information about the exhibition, which is free, call 216 621-2314 or go to www.spacesgallery.org. Steven Litt Plain Dealer Reporter To reach this Plain Dealer reporter: [email protected], 216-999-4136

The Factory?? wheres that at? I thought it was just Front Room there

wow awesome, i always wondered what that building had in it. what other buildings does this guy own?? are there ones behind this one?

yea i've been in that neighborhood a lot and it seems to have such a different feel to it even from a few years ago. i even noticed that Tyler Village seems to have a whole floor being remodeled with new windows from that new tech company from beechwood

hmm ok so back to the red line discussion, please? are there any diagrams and maps of what was planned. i do remember hearing that Berea was worried about "congestion" as well

i second Honey Hut in Cleveland, thats some good stuff

http://www.spacesgallery.org/0914_MembersMail/MembersMail_Sep14_06.html Locations: West Side Market E 9th and Huron Warehouse District PARK(ing) is a project of Rebar, an artist-activist group based in San Francisco. Metered parking spaces are transformed into PARK(ing) space, improving the quality of urban life temporarily by providing grass, shade and seating, at least until the meter runs out. As part of a national PARK(ing) day, teams from SPACES and Cleveland Public Art will create three PARK(ing) spaces in Cleveland.

waterfront and center...? interesting... i cant wait to see what they have in store here

well thats quite a nice write up

its probably because cleveland is a plum

also tremont was completely closed down on labor day as well, not a hipster or yuppie to be found...only the hillbillies were out with their binoculars checking out the airshow

actually ever since parking was allowed on Voinovich Park that part of downtown has never been more lively with all those pedestrians walking... to their cars! great shots, i love the free stamp one, also those jets are soooooo loud...

yea that would make sense, theres usually a pause and then they say its ok and i can board

oh thats so common, for a whole semester last year my student pass never worked in the machine. it always said "denied" and then theyd say "go ahead, it must be acting up"

has anyone wirtten to the commissioners?? wheres their information? i think everyone should tell them what they think

yea i have been seeing people on their bikes a whole lot more from even last summer

i really hope they dont consider knocking it down, it would be cheaper not to!

ok ill take the number 3 or the 6