Design + Build
On Tuesday, over 500 guests gathered at the Victory Center in the Health-Tech Corridor to celebrate the sold-out Vibrant City awards, hosted by Cleveland Neighborhood Progress.
CNP President Joel Ratner told the crowd, “The facts are there. Data shows that our region is gaining brains and income, our city schools are making terrific improvements, and Cleveland’s population loss is ending. We are headed into an era of exciting growth.”
City of Cleveland Community Development Director Daryl Rush was honored with the inaugural Morton L.Mandel Leadership in Community Development Award. Other recipients were:
CDC Catalytic Project/Program Award
Fairfax Renaissance Development -- Intergenerational housing
Urban Realtor Award
Keith Brown and Dave Sharkey – Progressive Urban Real Estate
Developer Award
Keith Sutton and Dave Territo, Sutton Builders
Neighborhood Branding & Marketing Award
Downtown Cleveland Alliance – You and Downtown Video
Community Collaboration Award
Gordon Square Arts District (DSCDO, NWT, CPT)
Corporate Partner Award
Third Federal Saving
CNP President Joel Ratner told the crowd, “The facts are there. Data shows that our region is gaining brains and income, our city schools are making terrific improvements, and Cleveland’s population loss is ending. We are headed into an era of exciting growth.”
City of Cleveland Community Development Director Daryl Rush was honored with the inaugural Morton L.Mandel Leadership in Community Development Award. Other recipients were:
CDC Catalytic Project/Program Award
Fairfax Renaissance Development -- Intergenerational housing
Urban Realtor Award
Keith Brown and Dave Sharkey – Progressive Urban Real Estate
Developer Award
Keith Sutton and Dave Territo, Sutton Builders
Neighborhood Branding & Marketing Award
Downtown Cleveland Alliance – You and Downtown Video
Community Collaboration Award
Gordon Square Arts District (DSCDO, NWT, CPT)
Corporate Partner Award
Third Federal Saving
This weekend, celebrate the opening of BRICK Ceramic + Design Studio, clean up Euclid Park with Erie Art Treasures Kid’s Adventures, check out CMA’s MIX: Design, learn the history of your favorite University Circle pub and more.
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A high-tech parts-building process that "prints" three-dimensional solid objects from digital files is taking hold in Northeast Ohio.
As vacant factories, schools and homes are torn down or remodeled, Rustbelt Reclamation is saving materials that would otherwise be thrown out and using them to build sleek, new furniture.
This week, taste traditional Somali fare at Kafaya’s Kitchen, support independent journalism at Belt’s bar crawl, take a moonlit bike ride on the Towpath, learn to construct a pinhole camera and more.
Companies in Cleveland are saving wood and other materials that were once factory floors and school chalkboards from dumpsters and transforming them into beautiful, high-quality furniture and flooring.
Each year, CIA's annual Spring Design Show showcases up-and-coming ingenuity in our own backyard. Outside of these four walls, CIA students are helping to transform Cleveland through their creative products and innovations.
This weekend, celebrate creative women at Women to Watch — Ohio, show your mother some love at EarthFest2015, get carried away with Cleveland Ballet, rock out at Record Store Day and more.
