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Enter your search terms Submit search form   Web toistudio.com Tuesday, June 09, 2009 Cedar Hill Rapid Station Public Design Forum June 9, 2008 Cleveland Heights Community Center 1 Monticello Blvd, Cleveland, OH 7pm Architect Mehrdad Yazdani will be at the public meeting to discuss his design (which is not complete but still rather impressive) in order to get public reaction and input from users and those who already visit the area. I know, I know, public spaces being put forward for public input and the design is already interesting and not pandering to some sense of false or "borrowed" history? Crazy stuff for Cleveland coming up! So, if you would like to see an intriguing proposal for Cleveland that may actually get built and doesn't fall prey to Cleveland's usual vernacular of obviously demarcated mix-use or residential scaled mid-rise, and that uses COLOR as well as form to awaken the senses then I implore you to please get out and support design. Support it! Labels: Cleve. Events # posted by Dru McKeown @ 7:43 AM Comments: Post a Comment << Home

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