Cleveland Architecture Resource List
List of sources of information on local architecture, with a focus on the collections of the Cleveland Public Library.
The Cleveland Restoration Society
A nonprofit community organization that strives to preserve the architectural heritage of northeastern Ohio. Site includes loan and renovation programs, resources, and how to get involved.
Cleveland Skyscrapers
Provides images and information about high rise architecture in downtown Cleveland.
Cleveland Union Terminal Collection
The archives of the company that built the Terminal Tower, the Union passenger station, and a complex of office and government buildings.
Cleveland's Architectural Past
Database and image gallery of important buildings that are no longer standing.
Cleveland's Carnegie Libraries
Contemporary photographs of the branch buildings and facsimiles of correspondence with Carnegie.
Cleveland's Terminal Tower
Illustrated article by Walter Leedy about the planning, design, and construction of the landmark building.
Downtown Cleveland Building Projects
Brief illustrated profiles of significant construction, redevelopment, and renovation projects.
Emporis: Cleveland
Detailed information on existing, demolished, proposed, and unbuilt tall buildings.
Greater Cleveland Green Building Coalition
Umbrella organization for groups involved in residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial green building. Offers a directory, educational opportunities, news, and information on projects.
Peter B. Lewis Building
Home of Case Western Reserve University's Weatherhead School of Management, designed by Frank Gehry. Includes project description, image galleries, floor plans, and a video.
SkyscraperPage.com: Cleveland
Features drawings and photographs of tall buildings.
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Includes historic information, calendar, and a support group for this enduring Civil War monument.
Henry Vaughan's Cleveland Commission
Walter Leedy writes in the journal Architronic about Amasa Stone Memorial Chapel at Case Western Reserve University. (December, 1994)
Recollections of Cleveland
Joseph Ceruti reflects on his career in the field. (May, 1993)
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