Built Environment & Programming

Built Form | Architecture | Programming

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Potential Sites

Casino Trolley

How do you deal with such a narrow site?

Entertainment/Stage
Gaming
Visitors Center (Hotel Phase 2)
Gaming
Main Public Entrance
Commercial: Shops, Dining, Galleries
Greenspace/Plaza
Waterfront/Docking/Boardwalk

A. Entertainment/Stage
A

A| Entertainment/Stage
Theater/Stage - Should be flexible space that can accommodate multiple uses
Should have access to exterior space

B. & D. Gaming
B
D

B| Gaming
Gaming “Al Fresco” – How can this facility provide gaming opportunities not available anywhere else in the world
Explore the town
Outdoors Terrace Gaming
Should have access to exterior space
D| Gaming
Structured parking underneath

C. Visitors Center (Hotel Phase 2)
C

C| Visitors’ Center (Hotel Phase II)
Connects to Cleveland’s amenities- past/present/future
Player’s Card- Includes local venues and atractions
Kids’ entertainment/play (visible from Arena- connects to river)

E. Main Public Entrance
E

E. Main Public Entrance

E| Main Public Entrance
Lower level extension of Tower City to River (Grand transparent tall space/Wintergarden)- beneath Huron Road
Huron Road level entrance
Pedestrian crossing of Huron and Ontario
Traffic calming at Huron/Ontario intersection with improved crosswalk
Streetscape enchancement

F. Commercial: Shops, Dining, Galleries
F
F

F| Commercial: Shops, Dining, Galleries
Medium-high level retail- clothing, etc.

G. Greenspace/Plaza
G
G

G| Greenspace/Plaza
Night/Day activity- exciting lighting
Create connection between Gateway and Warehouse Districts
Active storefronts
Maintain views to River
Public art

H. Waterfront/Docking/Boardwalk
H

H| Waterfront/Docking/Boardwalk
Public art
Restaurant

Built Environment & Programming

by ClevelandCoalition on May 24, 2010

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