^^^Was that CLEVELAND..or a burb?  I'm not quite sure where that is, but it looks more like the Warrensville Hts area....not in the city of Cleveland...

^^^Was that CLEVELAND..or a burb?  I'm not quite sure where that is, but it looks more like the Warrensville Hts area....not in the city of Cleveland...

 

No, I believe that's Rockside at I-77.  What's that, Independence?

Whatever it is, it sucks.

Yes, that's Independence. That's almost due south of downtown Cleveland.

 

If you like seeing satellite pics of parking lots, post one of North Olmsted sometime! If they torn down just a few more buildings in that town for parking, they could have the largest airport in the world.

Oh, my tirade wasn't meant to be directed squarely at you. Your post just happened to be the one to conveniently set off the little trigger in the back of my mind that said "set phasers from stun to kill." My appologies for creating that feeling of being singled out, like Columbus always gets  :wink:.

 

I feel like we should hug or something  :roll:

^This thread is taking a sudden turn for the gay.

Some favorite Dayton parking wastelands

 

Sort of a "planned parking wasteland" at the Mall at Fairfield Commons in Beavercreek

 

 

The University as Shopping Mall...parking wasteland surrounding WSU and the nearby Nutter Center

 

Bellbrook strip parking wasteland showing clear layering...first tier is a phalanx of themed franchise food places with their dedicated parking, then a layer of "shared" parking lots, then the layer of of strip centers and big-box retail.

 

 

^Wow...that first one is pretty disgusting!

^

...so are the people who shop there.

 

 

^LMAO!

So true.

these lots may not be as big as others, but considering the context, i find it pretty bad.  and this is what everyone says cincinnati should be emulating...

 

^YEESSSS...a Nky bash!!!!  Well done chap...well done  :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

 

While we're at it here is one of: 'The Most Modern Downtown in America'

Here is one for good old Hamilton!  The red areas indicate opportunities for any entrepreneur out there!!!!

Uncle Rando, pardon my ignorance, but where is "The Most Modern Downtown in America"?

^Oh sorry for not being more clear.  This is a thread on UO about Florence, KY....I actually made an error:  It should be:  'Most contemporary downtown in America'.  Here is the link:

http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php?topic=1928.0

Thanks for the clarification.  That downtown in that photo looks SO contemporary, it's hard to tell it apart from all the other "contemporary" downtowns in America.