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| A second Sherwin-Williams headquarters tower, this time featuring multiple levels of structured parking in its base, is being pursued next to the first, taller, glassy headquarters tower that officially opened in May. This is an unofficial rendering of that second tower but is is based on preliminary programming reported to NEOtrans (Methodicle). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
In the weeks preceding Sherwin-Williams’ ceremonial ribbon cutting May 11 for its new 36-story headquarters tower in Downtown Cleveland, the company’s executives took notice. They could see how employees were filling out its new HQ campus and, in suburban Brecksville, its new Morikis Global Technology Center.
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