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You need explosive proof rooms, roof vents, all kinds of things that are hard or impossible to do in a high rise. Expanding Breen makes a lot more sense if they have the real estate to do it.
Also, I am glad that the Ameritrust super tall never got built. It was an ugly design. Key Tower has aged much more gracefully.
Not only has Key Tower aged more gracefully it complements the Terminal Tower exceptionally well. I've never seen two building work so well together Ceasar Pelli is a master architect.
I think the ugly parking lots of the flats west Bank would better if the ones by Public square doesn't work out. It would really stretch the skyline west and fuse it with the budding skyline of Ohio City. Those living at Thunderbird can easily walk to the west bank as well as the older properties across the river. Selfishly, I hope the building s are tall, I hope SHW chooses and maximizes the Public Square lot and I hope the tower isn't just a blue glass tower although they seem to be very popular today - not sure if the blue glass designs help with energy efficiency.
The talk of a potential supertall on the Jacobs property or mid-rise campus development on the WHD parking lots is awesome, but honestly I just hope the city doesn't screw this up and is able to keep SHW downtown. I'm sure whatever development will follow will be impactful to the skyline and neighborhood.
I'm hopeful for a large tower I think ' might be too large for SHW, no? After some very quick snooping, it appears both towers square footage is around , square feet each. So the layout is not insignificant. The buildings are only 11 stories tall each, but it seems the first four or five stories are quadruple in square footage the rest of the tower. The Mason center alone is now 2 million square feet of lab and office space! Of the 95, employees world wide, they employ about 10, people in greater Cincinnati, 3, of which are in Mason.
I can't find the numbers for downtown, but I think it's about , at the HQ. KJP: Your celebrity spreads! By the way, are they committed to the Cleveland area, or is there any possibility that they could move to Minneapolis or elsewhere? Corporate charters can be changed - but I think Minneapolis is out of the question this go'round. This is correct about the charter However, in the current business climate, that could be changed without too many issues.
There have been references shared in past articles in this blog that SHW's corporate charter requires the company to keep its principal executive offices within one mile of where the company was founded in -- basically where the Breen Technology Center is today.
But a keyword search of corporate governance documents reveals no such requirement. SHW's articles of incorporation do require "the place where this Company shall be located and its principal business shall be transacted is the City of Cleveland in the County of Cuyahoga and State of Ohio.
I welcome any help in finding where a corporate governance document says SHW should be located within 1 mile of where the company was founded. What a positive for the city- in what for years has been a negative with the parking lots languishing for decades. Remember what could have been with Amazon? Think of what could be possible with an albeit smaller Sherwin Williams? If Sherwin Williams went with the Jacobs Lot to build a tower, the tower itself would be a fantastic addition to the city's image.
But i can't disagree that the surrounding lots being developed may have a greater impact on the Parking Lot District. I'm on the tower side of Sim-Cleveland at this point.
Don't forget that Realife Real Estate is working on something for the northern half of the Superblock. They apparently have some meaningful dollars behind them, which is why Stark is willing to move out so soon and for such a temporary location until nuCLEus is built.
I've heard a rumor of what Realife wants to build but I'm having a hard time believing they could pull it off based on their lack of experience with new construction. But Yaron Kandelker convinced Stark to sell low and move out fast. If the board proposes a move to Brecksville because it will save the company X number of dollars over Y years, the shareholders aren't going to say, "Nah, man you gotta stay in Cleveland. The building being on Public Square will do wonders for the square, by closing the visual gap and making it feel more like a "room", but I am not totally sold that it will necessarily do anything for the other WHD lots.
It will raise the premium for parking which is what the lots already are used for, and Key Tower is pretty closed off and doesn't interact that well with its surroundings at street level.
That would be important for a Public Square tower, even more so than Key which abuts a dead zone that will always be dead thanks Mr. Filling in the gaps from the Square to the WHD and doing it well is the 1 thing that will promote a better urban feel in downtown Cleveland. We all know the current state is a joke. Let's end that. Curious to know which of the two towers in Cincinnati represents Proctor and which one represent Gamble.
Not that it matters , but I'm sure that was the intent. Philadelphia has two twin towers that seems to connote the idea of the city of "brotherly love" in a subliminal way. I love thoughtful designs like that. Can't say that i like their skyline with their latest two towers.. Its prominence and stature is diminishing by the day. Terminal Tower fortunately has Public Square along with the building two wings which gives the tower plenty of breathing room for future generations to enjoy, not to mention the unobstructed view from the west bank of the river.
Yes, it will change the dynamic of the WHD neighborhood-it will suck the life out of what could be there if the office space was distributed throughout the WHD with one 38 floor building and a half dozen low rises.
A tower on the Jacobs lot will or should spur development in the WHD. Maybe a nice mixed-use project like the one proposed by Weston a few years ago. Parking and transit access will be top issues for whatever is decided. The question is do they really want to leave the riverside and Breen.
I would think they do want to try to stay alongside the river but with updated facilities. They can build a signature building without going over ft. A canyon on Huron could be created if they are ok with going next to the phase 2 casino which will happen if all these buildings start coming online. Driving down Huron would be a very impressive sight.
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