In response to COVID-19 and the coronavirus pandemic, alcohol distillery Middle West Spirits has moved from its typical…
If ever there were a time for beer delivery, it would be now. The…
Central Ohio restaurants and bars may be closed to dine-in patrons, but many local…
Editor's Note: A preview of the CCAD Senior Fashion Show was held before the…
The Coronavirus is taking a toll on everyone, but for small businesses in the…
Update 2/10/2020: This article has been updated with a new opening date for Yelo…
Ohio Citizens for the Arts and Arts Cleveland have released findings from two online…
Galleries and museums are closed; here in Columbus, across the country and around the…
Spring normally brings a flurry of events for the Columbus College of Art &…
Keep up with regular news updates regarding Columbus and Ohio’s response to COVID-19 here.On Tuesday,…
Keep up with regular news updates regarding Columbus and Ohio’s response to COVID-19 here.If…
Keep up with regular news updates regarding Columbus and Ohio’s response to COVID-19 here.Editor’s note…
By Tyler BuchananDays after the Ohio Primary Election was postponed, it is still unclear how…
Update (3/17 9:45am) — This post has been updated multiple times to include the most…
By Joree NovotnyAccording to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 3 in 10 American workers cannot…
Sonic Temple Art & Music Festival, the Rock on the Range replacement that was…
Looking for something new to watch? Maybe even interested in doing something that could…
Last weekend feels like a world away. We've collected a few things that are…Plan for PNC Building Calls for New Plaza
December 18, 2019 12:59 pm
Brent Warren
Edwards Companies, which bought the PNC Building at 155 E. Broad St. in 2016, is now moving forward with plans to add a residential component to the 24-story office tower. As part of those plans, the local developer wants to remove the two-story glass atrium that sits in front of the larger tower and replace […]
First Look: The Nicholas
August 2, 2019 11:34 am Brent Warren
The first residents have moved into the Nicholas, a 230-unit mixed-use development that has filled in one of the last large gaps along High Street Downtown. The building, which occupies the entire west side of High Street between Gay and Long Streets, replaced what for decades was a large surface parking lot. Apartments in the […]
State Auto Floats Plan for New Downtown Garage
February 28, 2019 1:26 pm Brent Warren
State Auto Insurance is looking to build a 791-car parking garage behind its headquarters at 518 E. Broad St. Plans for the new building were presented to the Downtown Commission on Tuesday. An existing row of trees along Washington Avenue would be preserved under the proposal, but that strip of land could potentially be developed […]
Plans for Two Parking Garages Presented to Downtown Commission
September 26, 2018 11:04 am Brent Warren
Amid the ongoing conversation about how autonomous vehicles and “mobility as a service” could render parking garages in urban areas obsolete, proposals for two new parking garages were on the Downtown Commission’s agenda this month. The larger of the two is the 650-space Ohio Center Garage, which will serve the Greater Columbus Convention Center and […]
Latest Phase of Neighborhood Launch Proposed
May 19, 2018 11:43 am Brent Warren
The latest phase of the Edwards Companies’ seven-and-a-half-acre Neighborhood Launch development could be described as a two-unit residential project, but that wouldn’t really do it justice. One of those units is a three-story townhouse similar in size and design to the buildings that currently line Gay Street, but the other is a large single-family home […]
The Top 10 Urban Development Projects in Columbus in 2017
December 20, 2017 1:53 pm
Best of CU
2017 was another banner year for urban development in Columbus, with dozens of active construction sites bringing new projects to life all across the city. Some of those projects included massive new multi-acre neighborhoods being planned out, while others were more intimate renovation projects. When asked about the top project of the year, our readers […]
Edwards Gets Approval for Corner of Long and High Downtown
April 25, 2017 2:38 pm Brent Warren
The Downtown Commission this morning approved the final piece of the Edwards Companies’ block-long development on North High Street between Gay and Long streets. The northern portion of the project, at the corner of High and Long, will hold apartments over parking and retail. Daniel Thomas, the city’s Urban Design Manager who administers the Downtown Commission, said […]
