David Adjaye joins team leading Cleveland riverfront redevelopment
Adjaye Associates has joined a development team transforming a 130-acre stretch of the Cuyahoga riverfront into a “15-minute neighborhood."
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Adjaye Associates has joined a development team transforming a 130-acre stretch of the Cuyahoga riverfront into a “15-minute neighborhood."
Adjaye, a Ghanaian-British architect with a global practice, is serving as master planner for a multi-phase proposal to transform the ailing downtown mall and develop a mixed-use neighborhood on the east bank of the Cuyahoga River.
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