Category: Cleveland Buildings

The Cleveland Board of Education Building would open in 1931 on Cleveland’s Mall. Today the building is the Drury Plaza Hotel. The office building was one of the many buildings designed by Cleveland’s own Walker and Weeks architecture firm. It was the last of the public buildings to be built in the early 1900’s that […]

A building that has always fascinated me is the Standard Building, just off Public Square, mainly because of its looks – covered in creamy terra cotta with repeating starburst patterns throughout. It was built it 1925 and at that time was the second tallest in Cleveland. It was the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers (BLE) Cooperative […]