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There are more ways than ever for us shut ins to enjoy brand spanking…View on Grant Apartment Development Gets Further Updates
August 23, 2016 1:44 pm
Walker Evans
While construction work has already begun on the View on Grant apartment project in Downtown Columbus, the building plans are continuing to see some revisions. When the project was first proposed over a year ago, it included an addition on the north side of the building, which was later removed during the design revision process. […]
New Proposal Calls for Modern Addition on Top of BalletMet Warehouse
March 21, 2016 3:33 pm
Brent Warren
JSDI Celmark has submitted a new, bolder plan to the Downtown Commission for a five-story brick warehouse owned by BalletMet. The new proposal calls for a three-story addition on top the existing building at 358 Mt. Vernon Avenue, which would be renovated. “We thought we had an opportunity here to bring some modern design aesthetics […]
Pavey Square Project Gets Major Design Update
March 10, 2016 9:43 am Walker Evans
The developers of The View on Pavey Square will return to the University Area Review Board (UARB) next week to present an update design update for their mixed-use proposal. Most significantly, the large new building located in the rear of the property is getting a height reduction and a new architectural style, while six buildings […]
Development Project Updated to Preserve Historic High Street Buildings
February 5, 2016 2:30 pm Walker Evans
The controversial “View on Pavey Square” development planned for a stretch of High Street just north of Ohio State will soon be getting a major revision that will likely please many within the neighborhood. A legal representative from developer JDI Celmark wrote to the University Area Commission on Wednesday, announcing that plans would be presented […]
Rental Market in University District Showing No Signs of Slowing
April 21, 2015 10:00 am Brent Warren
If you’re looking for high-end student housing and were hoping to live in a new development like the View on High or Norwich Flats next year, you might be out of luck — both developments are fully leased for the fall, and have been since November of last year. “In about two and a half weeks, […]
Project Update: View on High and View on Fifth
November 27, 2013 8:00 am Brent Warren
Developer Jerry Solove has seen lots of early interest in both The View on High and The View on Fifth, mixed-use developments featuring retail, structured parking, and apartments targeting the upscale student market. “We’ve had a very strong response, numerous calls on both projects,” said Solove, explaining that preleasing has started on the View on High, […]
