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June 22, 2021 4:03 pm
Brent Warren
The zoning committee of the Clintonville Area Commission will hear two proposals this week that would bring new apartments to the neighborhood. A five-story, 43-unit apartment building has been proposed for the used car lot at 3021 N. High St., near Weber Road. The lot was purchased last year by Brian Higgins, of Arch City […]
Construction Roundup: Downtown, Franklinton & Beyond
June 16, 2021 9:56 pm
Walker Evans
No matter what neighborhood or suburb you visit in Columbus, you’re likely to find plenty of construction right now. New apartment buildings, offices and always plenty of highway construction. In this new installment of our Construction Roundup series we take a look at some of the major projects under construction throughout Downtown Columbus, The Arena […]
Nationwide Children’s Latest Expansion Plans Call for New Tower
June 16, 2021 2:50 pm Brent Warren
Nationwide Children’s Hospital today unveiled a strategic plan that calls for new investments of up to $3.3 billion over the course of the next five years. The new funding commitments will be directed toward hiring, research, equity efforts, and four new buildings on the hospital’s growing Livingston Avenue campus. A new, 12-story inpatient tower will […]
The Confluence Cast: Architecture & Design Firm JBAD
June 9, 2021 9:36 am
Tim Fulton
The work of architects has an impact on our lives every day. But how does that work get done? This week, we’re talking architecture and development with the principal of architecture and design firm JBAD, Jonathan Barnes. We discussed how architecture firms work, the importance of relationships, the issues that should be kept in mind […]
New Leaders of Downtown Group to Focus on Affordable Housing, Safety
June 7, 2021 12:29 pm Brent Warren
The Columbus Downtown Development Commission now has a new leadership team to go along with a newly-reconfigured board and a new directive from the mayor’s office to push for an “equitable recovery” for the region’s core. Greg Davies, who most recently worked for the Columbus Partnership and previously served as Mayor Andrew Ginther’s Chief of […]
Renovation Plan Floated for Short North Building
June 3, 2021 7:35 pm Brent Warren
A new proposal for a prominent Short North building will be heard by the Italian Village Commission next week. The building, at 608 N. High St., was once home to Callandar Cleaners and several other businesses stretching along the pedestrian-only East Poplar Avenue. The plan calls for a new glass structure on the roof of […]
Front Street Bridge to be Replaced as I-70/71 Split Project Continues
May 28, 2021 11:36 am Brent Warren
The next phase of the Ohio Department of Transportation’s I-70/71 split project is now back on track and scheduled to begin early next year. As part of that phase, the South Front Street bridge that spans the freeway between the Brewery District and Downtown will be replaced with a new, wider bridge that will feature […]
