Cleveland Gateway
The Cleveland Gateway project was a multiple-phase planning and implementation strategy to create a 28-acre sports complex in Downtown Cleveland for which Sasaki provided planning and urban design. The cooperative planning study included the Mayor’s Office, City Planning Department, Gateway Economic Development Corporation, Transportation and Parking Authorities, and two major league sports franchises. Cleveland Gateway is part of a sophisticated strategy for urban economic revitalization, demonstrating the benefits of a coordinated consensus-building process to create a downtown sports district. The result is a $425 million-dollar urban district that serves as a model of downtown regeneration and the creation of economic vitality via quality public realm investment.
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