I love seeing historical buildings reused like this, and that communal space in middle, mmmf, we need more of that.
I love seeing historical buildings reused like this, and that communal space in middle, mmmf, we need more of that.
How about abandoned malls? So many out there!
I know one not too far form me is being partly redeveloped, there was another that closed years ago sadly it was demolished, so much cool 90s stuff lost. Luckily most of the other malls I visit are usually busy, but yeah, would be cool to repurpose the abandoned ones too.
What a cool looking space!
It is. The building was completed in 1908. It obviously still has a lot of lovely features.
Huh. I'm trying to think of a similar place in Cincinnati and all I can think of is the old Tellers in Hyde Park that's closed now, also in a former bank location with a "vault room" for parties. We definitely have food deserts here though, and this is the home of the Kroger Corporation!
Kroger sucks the blood of the people!
Aye, and profiteering during a pandemic, Kroger is thy name...
I am currently living in an area where Kroger has actual competition and I am absolutely baffled how they stay in business here.
That was the motive behind the proposed merger with Albertson's - eliminate all the competition.
It's weird, Albertson's was the expensive place anywhere I went which had both (and Safeway after the merger). It was Walmart that was anchoring most prices, then Kroger. My perception of that proposal at the time was that it would be unleashing the worst tendencies of Albertson's.
I was out of the US for a long time, so I missed Kroger going batshit crazy.
They just don’t make em like they used to. Everything’s so plain now.
Heinen’s -there’s a great childhood memory from the Cleveland burbs (too expensive for my family, but the source of treats for special occasions).
I love Heinen’s, and this area sorely needed a grocery store to support the growing residential population, but I wouldn’t exactly call it a food desert here. A food desert is what happens when they close the Collinwood Dave’s.
WOW!
A red state did that?🧐 Wow! Community gardens work too! Someone just told me they weren’t allowed plants on their patio at their apartment.
Cool...but too expensive for most residents and there's still many food deserts in Cleveland.