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| The former headquarters of Warner & Swasey, a manufacturer of machine tools, has sat decaying on Cleveland’s Carnegie Avenue for four decades. By 2028, it may serve as a catalyst for the area’s revitalization (Harrison Whittaker). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
Across the two-mile-long, four-block-wide district known as Midtown Cleveland, several critical projects are finally seeing construction activity. The largest of those, a $64 million rehabilitation of the abandoned Warner & Swasey machine tools factory, will add 112 apartments to the area in its first phase.
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