MidTown Collaboration Center
Project Type
A Welcoming Beacon
The MidTown Collaboration Center is a crucial part of a larger district plan that will enhance the MidTown community and surrounding neighborhoods. The MidTown Collaboration Center with introduce a collective of interdisciplinary sets of tenants, each one respectively lifting the community and bringing a level of racial and economic equity through education, programming, services, and targeted experiences.
Sited at the Northwest Corner of Euclid Ave and E. 66th Street the center will become a foundational part of MidTown that will link the neighborhoods to the north via the redesigned of East 66th Street and the newly designed “Greenway” that knits together the emerging community along Euclid and Chester. The MidTown Collaboration Center is a statement for Cleveland, as we endeavor to enrich our inner-ring neighborhoods and create opportunity through accessibility for all to the local business and innovation economy.
Select features for the site include:
- Hub of activity with a primary entry location
- Local small businesses, including a minority-owned brewery
- Flexible plaza space for community gatherings and markets
The MidTown Collaboration Center will be a welcoming beacon for all people by creating a synergy of program, identity, and sense of place.
Location
Cleveland, OH
Project Size
95,000 SF
