^Parking garage to be wrapped by units.

30 minutes ago, Sapper Daddy said:

What is the windowless structure close to the river?  I should probably know this but don’t or can’t recall.

 

 

It's the parking garage part of the apartments. It will be wrapped with units so you can't see it. If you go there today you'll see they are already framing the apartments around it.

 

1 hour ago, Sapper Daddy said:

What is the windowless structure close to the river?  I should probably know this but don’t or can’t recall.

It's the parking deck that will be surrounded by the apartments. 

1 hour ago, Oldmanladyluck said:

^Parking garage to be wrapped by units.

 

1 hour ago, dwolfi01 said:

 

 

It's the parking garage part of the apartments. It will be wrapped with units so you can't see it. If you go there today you'll see they are already framing the apartments around it.

 

 

7 minutes ago, ASPhotoman said:

It's the parking deck that will be surrounded by the apartments. 

Well I'm glad that's settled. 

42 minutes ago, ASPhotoman said:

It's the parking deck that will be surrounded by the apartments. 

Silver Hills aka thunderbird

5 hours ago, KJP said:

 

616 units between the two developments. Average household size in Cleveland is 2.4 persons but these are likely to attract younger people and empty nesters without families. So it will probably be more likely downtown Cleveland where the average number of people per unit is 2. At a 90 percent occupancy (554 units), that's about 1,108 new residents. 

Does this count as downtown? I've often wondered if downtown resident data includes this area and the west bank of the flats like Stonebridge

21 minutes ago, Milkshake1 said:

Does this count as downtown? I've often wondered if downtown resident data includes this area and the west bank of the flats like Stonebridge

When Downtown Cleveland Alliance counts DT population, they include Stonebridge and west bank. But the city's maps consider the river to be the border of Downtown. 

43 minutes ago, Milkshake1 said:

Does this count as downtown? I've often wondered if downtown resident data includes this area and the west bank of the flats like Stonebridge

The official census tracts covering Scranton Peninsula bleed into Tremont, so at the moment I would say it is technically Tremont. Note they do not cover Ohio City at all. That doesn't mean in the future however that the peninsula won't become it's own true neighborhood (wishful thinking?) once enough things are built there

Edited July 2, 2024Jul 2 by Geowizical

2 hours ago, Htsguy said:

 

 

Well I'm glad that's settled. 

This happens to me all the time lol. Someone asks a question and it's the last post on a page so it looks unanswered. So I write up a nice answer and post it then it immediately takes me to the end of the posts on the next page already answering the question 😅

4 hours ago, Htsguy said:

 

 

Well I'm glad that's settled. 

oh wow there was no answer then I replied 😂 

for comparison — waterfront development in copenhagen — kroyers plads — 

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/C8yMLV_OpAU/?igsh=emdvdTV3OHp2azlo

From today.

I went down to BrewDog last night for all you can eat wings..  and the group i was with was shocked by the scope of the apartments going up right next door.  They really are an impressive addition on that piece of land..  It was beautiful to see.   Lets build more!

you clean up nice Cleveland...

Edited July 11, 2024Jul 11 by lockdog

19 hours ago, MayDay said:

From today.

I wonder how much more Dynamic this view would be if the offices attached to Terminal Tower would have been made of glass as well as the landmark building. 

I’m even more interested in how dynamic it’s going to be once Bedrocks new buildings appear on that waterfront. Also, I’m pleasantly surprised just how impactful those new apartments look in the riverfront. 
Definitely a very positive change! 

You can look at Erieview to see that.  I think glass skyscrapers get pretty boring pretty quick.

32 minutes ago, X said:

You can look at Erieview to see that.  I think glass skyscrapers get pretty boring pretty quick.

I mainly say that because this view shows a sea of beige so to break up the monotony I mentioned wanting to see (well designed) glass structures.  

1 hour ago, MyPhoneDead said:

I mainly say that because this view shows a sea of beige so to break up the monotony I mentioned wanting to see (well designed) glass structures.  

Agree, Cleveland needs to diversify architecture and a few more well designed glass buildings would help.  

View from the Red line

 

 

 

5 hours ago, Ethan said:

View from the Red line

 

 

 

This development is so much bigger and impactful that I expected from just seeing the plans on paper. It’s a great addition to the city. 

Up close and personal pics. Bit of a photo dump, hope people don't mind. These make a huge difference, pictures don't do it justice. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

@ethan.  We probably passed each other.

There were bricklayer laying real bricks on the townhouses 

 

 

From yesterday.

 

 

The peaked roof lines are a pleasant surprise! I don't think I really noticed them in renderings or maybe just underestimated their visual effect. 

12 minutes ago, surfohio said:

The peaked roof lines are a pleasant surprise! I don't think I really noticed them in renderings or maybe just underestimated their visual effect. 

This might be one development that the real project looks better than the renderings.

My favorite development in the city right now. BrewDog owners have to be salivating

Eagle Ave Bridge to be demolished soon. https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/93-year-old-eagle-avenue-lift-bridge-to-be-removed

On 7/20/2024 at 10:14 AM, MayDay said:

From yesterday.

 

 

That third picture really shows off the old vs new structures. And you even caught our rapid transit in the background.👍

Edited August 7, 2024Aug 7 by Justbuildit

A couple street level pics taken from the Brew Dog this weeked.

 

Edited August 12, 2024Aug 12 by dski44
duplicate pic

8 hours ago, freethink said:

 

Columbus Road bridge?   

5 minutes ago, E Rocc said:

 

Columbus Road bridge?   

 

Yes.

From today - the garage "wrap" is underway.

9 hours ago, MayDay said:

From today - the garage "wrap" is underway.

Hopefully, this development progress will curtail all those posts on line "asking"/"complaining" by those not in the know (you know, people not on UrbanOhio) about that horrible concrete thing blocking the views of the skyline from one area of the river.

On 7/2/2024 at 4:45 PM, dwolfi01 said:

 

 

It's the parking garage part of the apartments. It will be wrapped with units so you can't see it. If you go there today you'll see they are already framing the apartments around it.

 

 

Missed this the other day, damn that is a nice design concept.  Hide the parking without making it unsafe.

 

Hope they are making provision for visitor parking, though.

Edited August 23, 2024Aug 23 by E Rocc

On 8/23/2024 at 7:59 AM, E Rocc said:

Hope they are making provision for visitor parking, though.

I could be mistaken, but it doesn't appear that cut-outs for parallel street parking are being installed in front of these buildings. Seems shortsighted because people will need street parking as the area grows.

Edited August 26, 2024Aug 26 by Rustbelter

Crying/laughing at this land for lease on Scranton. Thousands of new apartments and next to Cleveland’s riverfront, across from Bedrock’s plan. Their proposed use? Parking for trucks and storage. What a waste, people like this just need to sell. 

 

https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/1857-Carter-Rd-Cleveland-OH/28004601/

 

 

12 minutes ago, noname said:

Crying/laughing at this land for lease on Scranton. Thousands of new apartments and next to Cleveland’s riverfront, across from Bedrock’s plan. Their proposed use? Parking for trucks and storage. What a waste, people like this just need to sell. 

 

https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/1857-Carter-Rd-Cleveland-OH/28004601/

 

 

If I'm remembering a conversation I had with someone 2 years ago correctly, that site was used for the Sherwin tower to store and prep stuff. But ya, that entire peninsula is just wasting some of the best space to develop in the city. 

2 hours ago, noname said:

Crying/laughing at this land for lease on Scranton. Thousands of new apartments and next to Cleveland’s riverfront, across from Bedrock’s plan. Their proposed use? Parking for trucks and storage. What a waste, people like this just need to sell. 

 

https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/1857-Carter-Rd-Cleveland-OH/28004601/

 

 

 

I posted a link to the same ad a long time ago on here. Shocked/Not shocked that it's still listed.

may well be hella contaminated land, no?

From today.

 

3 hours ago, MayDay said:

From today.

 

It appears the wires on the telephone poles have been removed. 

1 hour ago, marty15 said:

It appears the wires on the telephone poles have been removed. 

I drove by this weekend and totally didn't notice. If they are in fact burying utilities we need to start burying every line in the city (unrealistic but I can dream 🥲)

5 hours ago, marty15 said:

It appears the wires on the telephone poles have been removed. 

Overhead utilities have 0 advantage unless everyone stops playing Candy Crush while they drive.

I like the direction that Scranton Peninsula is moving in. My only wish is that it can become a destination neighborhood ie: Little Italy.  Make this a walkable neighborhood with a variety of restaurants and businesses that you would find on any Main Street that any resident would benefit from.  I also would love Cleveland to consider complete streets for further development enhancements.

Sounds like Great Lakes moving to Avon is off the table and layouts for a new facility on the Scranton Peninsula are being worked. 

 

https://www.crainscleveland.com/manufacturing/great-lakes-brewing-co-ceos-plan-growth-shrinking-market

"Earlier this year, it was reported that the company was considering planting a new production facility and taproom on a 17.5-acre parcel in Avon.

However, that is now off the table."

 

"The company has been managing through its management transition over the last quarter. At the same time, it has been refining layouts of a potential new facility on the Scranton Peninsula, the land for which was purchased in the Spring of 2018," said the Conways in an emailed statement. "The Company received a Brownfield Remediation Program Grant in 2022 and is working to complete its infrastructure elements in cooperation with its residential development neighbors Silver Hills and NRP."

 

"In the meantime, Pauwels emphasized that “we have operations here that are not going anywhere,” adding that the company is planning to invest around $1 million next year to enhance existing brewing operations."

Edited September 3, 2024Sep 3 by TDi

Quite the anchor tenant for that neighborhood. 

Honestly not a fan of the GLBC production facility going on Scranton Peninsula. Would rather see this get developed as a neighborhood, and a giant land consuming production facility does not seem appropriate for that. Hopefully it can at least get designed so that apartments/townhomes can be built around the perimeter of the structure so it doesn't result in some bleak utilitarian streetwalls.

14 minutes ago, Rustbelter said:

Honestly not a fan of the GLBC production facility going on Scranton Peninsula. Would rather see this get developed as a neighborhood, and a giant land consuming production facility does not seem appropriate for that. Hopefully it can at least get designed so that apartments/townhomes can be built around the perimeter of the structure so it doesn't result in some bleak utilitarian streetwalls.

 

Search images for Stone Brewing Escondido to get an idea of what a large production facility can look like. 

Edited September 3, 2024Sep 3 by surfohio