Cleveland Clinic offers glimpse of new facilities

Two of Cleveland Clinic’s major building projects made a brief appearance
in a recent, online presentation by the leader of the health system. At left is
a conceptual rendering of the massive, new Neurological Institute with the
proposed expansion of the Cole Eye Institute at right. Conspicuous by its
absence was the third major project proposed by the Clinic — its new
Global Center for Pathogen & Human Health Research (CCF).
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In a recent presentation by the chief of the Cleveland Clinic, the public got a sneak peak of two of its major-new facilities in the background. The conceptual renderings offered the first-ever public glimpse of what the new Neurological Institute could look like and gave a revised design of the proposed expansion of the Cole Eye Institute.

In late-breaking news, revised plans for the new Neurological Institute show that it will now be the largest building the Clinic has ever built. 

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Fidelity Hotel plan increases rooms, amenities

The Baker Building will be repurposed from offices over retail
to a 97-key boutique 21c-flag Fidelity Hotel above a restaurant/
speakeasy, sports bar and coffee shop plus hotel amenities. The
Walton Family received Landmarks Commission approval of
their planned redevelopment of the century-old building.
This view is from 2005, the last time the building was
 renovated and its exterior was renovated (LoopNet).
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A planned renovation of a vacant office building in downtown Cleveland by the Walton Enterprises, of Wal-Mart fame, into a boutique hotel got its first publicly accessible airing today by a city panel. And the feedback it received was decidedly positive.

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Ex-Juvenile Courthouse up for sale, again

The interior courtyard of the former Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court-
house and Detention Center on East 22nd Street, between Cedar and
Central avenues. The county wants proposals from potential buyers
on how the 91-year-old complex could be repurposed through
renovation or full/partial demolition (Architectural Afterlife).

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Cuyahoga County officials are once again soliciting proposals for the vacant Juvenile Courthouse and Detention Center, 2210 Cedar Ave. This time, the action may be a savior or a deathknell for the architecturally beautiful but neglected complex on the east side of downtown Cleveland.

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Tremont apartment complex proposed

A conceptual rendering of a proposed 99-unit apartment complex at
1209 Fairfield Ave. in Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood. The
market-rate apartment complex is proposed by J Roc Develop-
ment on a rare, large vacant lot in this neighborhood (UrbanOhio).
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Combine a tight apartment market in Cleveland’s urban core with a relatively large undeveloped property in Tremont and the outcome isn’t surprising. What is surprising is that it has taken this long for an 0.8-acre vacant property along Fairfield Avenue west of West 11th Street to get developed.

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45 Erieview sale, financing closes

The only completely dark building in this downtown Cleveland view
from North Coast Harbor last June is the vacant, 16-story, 45 Erieview,
roughly in the center of the picture. But the lights are going back on
soon now that the building has a new owner and fully financed plan
to redevelop the former office building into apartments, co-working
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A zombie is about to be slayed thanks to a property transfer and a development partnership that got good news this week. That zombie is 45 Erieview, the former Ohio Bell headquarters in downtown Cleveland at the southeast corner of East 9th Street and Lakeside Avenue. The 1983-built, 16-story office building has sat empty since AT&T moved out its remaining offices in 2019.

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NRP Group’s renews plans for Scranton Peninsula

Aerial rendering of Scranton Peninsula showing planned developments
including NRP Group’s The Peninsula near the center. Just below it is a
vision for Great Lakes Brewing Co.’s upcoming expansion. The rest are
conceptual massings by Perkins+Will for the Thunderbird portfolio of
properties to the west of Flats Industrial Railroad and for the Scranton-
Averell Inc.-owned lands to the east of the railroad. They are shown
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One month ago, NEOtrans published news from two sources that NRP Group would reactivate its plans for a development with 300-plus residences on Scranton Peninsula in Cleveland’s Flats. Tomorrow, those plans are being presented to the City Planning Commission for final approval.

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A variant of Bedrock’s Hudson’s Site in Cleveland?

Most recent rendering of Bedock’s 1.4-million-square-foot,
685-foot-tall Hudson’s Site in downtown Detroit. Sources say
Bedrock envisions a similarly scaled project for downtown
Cleveland’s Gateway District (Bedrock/SHoP Architects).
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NEOtrans is receiving word that the proposed Bedrock megaproject in downtown’s Cleveland Gateway District may be comparable in scale to a major development in downtown Detroit. When asked how big Bedrock’s planned development in downtown Cleveland might be, two sources close to the Detroit-based firm said “Look at the Hudson’s Site.” For those unfamiliar with Bedrock’s development at the Hudson’s Site in downtown Detroit, allow NEOtrans to acquaint you. To cut to the chase, it’s larger than Sherwin-Williams’ new global headquarters.

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