This hotel faces Cardinal Mindszenty Plaza, a small park. In 2008, the property began conversion into a Doubletree Hotel.

This building was originally the Allerton Hotel (a branch of Allerton Clubs in NYC and Chicago) and was converted to a 191 unit apartment building.

The first high-rise apartment building in the Flats. A three-story addition was completed in 2004, featuring a metal spire at the building's northwest corner.

The Leader Building was constructed as the headquarters for a now-defunct newspaper. The Leader Building features an ornate lobby with entrances off of East Sixth Street and Superior Avenue.

Click here for another view, courtesy of Frank Gerlak. Click here for a view of the East 6th Street entry arch. Click here for a view of the lobby. Click here for a detail view of the cornice. Click here for a view of the decorative gargoyle.

Built as part of the I.M. Pei-designed Erieview plan, this building was renamed the IMG Center on behalf of IMG, a major tenant.

This ziggurat shaped tower won an award from the Cleveland chapter of the American Institute of Architects upon its completion. The building houses several clinics and serves as a landmark for the Cleveland Clinic. Click here for another view, from Euclid Avenue. Click here for another view from the Clinic parking deck to the south.

Featuring a decorative cornice, this building was the original headquarters for the Illuminating Company.

Click here for another view (along with the Old Stone Church), courtesy of Frank Gerlak.
Click here for a view from the Terminal Tower.

Lakewood Center North is the tallest commercial building in Lakewood, a suburb west of downtown Cleveland.

Formerly the Statler Hotel (then Statler Office Tower), this building has been renovated and converted into apartments. The complex includes a conference center as well as seven penthouse apartments on the top floor. Information courtesy of Scott Witkowski from Statler Arms

Click here for a view of the entrance marquee, image courtesy of Scott Witkowski. Click here for another view, courtesy of Frank Gerlak.

This hotel, completed in 2002, has been built on the site of the former Omni Hotel. The hotel features a series of pedestrian bridges that directly connects to other the buildings within the Cleveland Clinic complex including the Crile building. The hotel features an ornate lobby and several large conference areas.

Crown Centre I and II are located in Independence, a suburb south of downtown Cleveland. The pyramidal tops of the towers are illuminated with green neon at night.

Click here for a view of Crown Centre.
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Click here for another view of Crown Centre I and II.

This hotel features a cylindrical tower with a decorative crown. This building, along with the nearby Hanna Building, has had fiberoptic lights and a large digital screen attached to its facade.

Click here for a summary of the project, courtesy of RTKL Associates. The summary is in pdf format, you will need Adobe Acrobat to view it.

This building houses the City Club, one of the country's oldest public speech forums. It originally featured a Greek Revival-styled entrance.

The Hampton Inn replaced the Olmsted Hotel, at this prominent location.

Originally named the Schofield Building, after Levi Schofield who designed Public Square's Soldiers and Sailors' monument. The original facade of this building has been covered.

This 80-unit condominium building is the newest residential structure in the Warehouse District. The Pinnacle boasts a distinctive glass facade and unusual floorplates.

This building is located adjacent to the Cleveland Clinic and is one of the tallest high-rises in the University Circle area.

This building houses offices in addition to the athletic club facilities. Dyer also designed Cleveland's City Hall and the U.S. Coast Guard station on Lake Erie.

1010 Euclid Building - 1910
Searles, Hirsh, & Gavin
14 Floors
1010 Euclid Ave., Cleveland

At one time this building was slated for demolition to make way for the twin tower of the Ameritrust Bank headquarters.

This building houses state government offices and features a steel sculpture by Tony Smith.

Click here for a view from the Terminal Tower.

These towers were built as part of the Tower City Center complex along with the Avenue shopping center.

Click here for a summary of the project, courtesy of RTKL Associates. The summary is in pdf format, you will need Adobe Acrobat to view it.

This tower sits between the Univerity Circle and Little Italy neighborhoods. Abington Arms serves as housing for the elderly.

This building was constructed as public housing for the elderly.

Construction photo, September 2007

This tower features approximately 110 residential units. This is the newest structure in the Stonebridge project in the Flats.

Construction photo, January 2007

Built as the Hotel Cleveland, this hotel features a decorative fountain in the lobby and is connected to Tower City Center.

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This structure is part of the downtown headquarters of the Cleveland Police Department.

Located adjacent to the Wade Lagoon in University Circle, this was once a luxury hotel and now serves as a retirement community.

Built as the Halle Brothers department store, the store closed and was reconfigured into an office building. The Halle Building also serves as the storefront for the fictional “Winfred Lauder” store on the Drew Carey Show.

This tower features approximately 150 residential units and was completed in 2005.

MetroHealth Medical Center - 1972
Dalton, Dalton, Little and Newport
12 Floors
Metrohealth Drive, Cleveland

This building serves as the anchor to the Metrohealth Medical Center complex. The structure's distinctive cylindrical twin towers dominate the center's site located adjacent to Interstate 71.

University Circle Place - 1926
12 Floors
Ford Drive at Euclid Avenue, Cleveland

This building was constructed as the Commodore Hotel, and is a landmark of the University Circle neighborhood. The tower is slated for renovation in 2008.

Hilton Garden Inn - 2002
City Architecture
11 Floors
East 9th Street at Carnegie, Cleveland

This structure has been incorporated into the adjacent Power Brake building and consists of nearly 250 rooms. The metallic ornamentation on the building's roofline adds decorative interest.

Located in the suburb of Rocky River (west of downtown Cleveland) this structure was built as the Westlake Hotel. It now serves as an upscale housing complex.

The Triangle development consists of several high-rise residential towers along with retail space.

Completed - November 2008

This 10-story tower was completed in November 2008 and is home to the Heart and Vascular Institute of the Cleveland Clinic.

Construction photo, September 2007

Construction photo, September 2006

This tower was built to house various clinics of the University Hospitals Health System.

This building features a extensively decorated terra cotta facade.

Click here for another view, courtesy of Frank Gerlak.

Built as the Hotel Winton, this structure now serves as housing.

This building added much-needed space to the Cleveland Public Library's downtown facilities. The building is separated from the original facilities by the Eastman Reading Garden featuring a Maya Lin-designed fountain.

Originally built as the Medical Center Building, this building features extensive decoration on its lower and upper floors. The building has been restored and converted to a 70-unit apartment building.

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This building is one of the oldest on Public Square. In 1991, the building was incorporated into the design and construction of Key Tower. A light court was filled in with office floors, however the banking lobby's stained glass ceiling was preserved and is artificially illuminated. This building also features a decorative lamp on its southwest corner.

1211 St. Clair Avenue (Avenue District) - expected completion 2008
City Architecture
10 Floors
1211 St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland

This mixed-use structure is the centerpiece of the Avenue District, a multi-phase development of Zaremba Homes. Upon completion, the building will house 58 residential units.