The 35 th floor has a private outdoor balcony for residents as well as indoor private event space with a gas fireplace, full kitchen, and a dining room table that can seat 10 to 12 people. Or, Vernaci says residents can host a cocktail party or a progressive dinner for up to 30 guests. And the design on the metal elevator doors is stylized and drawn from the theaters.”Ĭommunity amenities include 22,000 square feet of public space with private WI-FI access, video entry system, round-the-clock concierge, and state-of-the-art fast elevators.Ī fifth-floor community deck has the “best dog walk and wash in Cleveland,” says Vernaci, as well as a heated lap pool, gas grills, and fireside lounge. “There’s a luxurious, tasty sprinkling of red that connects you as soon as you walk in the door, matching the theater seats, and the accent color continues throughout the building. “The motifs and colors are drawn from the theaters across the street,” she explains. Vernaci says the public area of the Lumen were designed with a theater motif to fit Playhouse Square. Some units have balconies and walk-in closets as well.
#The lumen cleveland windows#
The units also have open-latch windows and a cutting-edge fresh air system to promote air circulation. So, all apartments come equipped with gas stoves, white quartz countertops, and French-door refrigerators in the kitchen in-unit washers and dryers nine-foot, eight-inch ceilings, wood laminate flooring and carpeting in the bedrooms floor-to-ceiling windows smart thermostats solid wood entry doors for sound control and smart locks. “Whether it existed in the market, we wanted one more amenity-we wanted to go one step above,” she says. Vernaci explains that they went with the “plus one” design concept when they chose amenities for the units. Rents range from $1,400 to $7,400 per month. The 318 units feature studios, one-bedroom, one-bath suites ranging from 601 square feet to 890 square feet two-bedroom, two-bath apartments at 1,236 square feet and four two- or three-bedroom, two- or 2.5-bath penthouse units ranging from 1,641 square feet to 1,770 square feet, says Vernaci.
Development manager Hines Integrated Real Estate Services and construction contractor Gilbane Building Company were initially on an archeological dig of sorts- uncovering some unique pieces of Cleveland’s past while digging the foundation on the one-acre plot at Euclid Avenue and East 17 th Street. Any space you are in, you feel like your heart takes flight.”ĭesigned by Chicago-based Solomon Cordwell Buenz, with Vocon serving as the local architectural partner, crews broke ground on the Lumen in April 2018. “The finishes are just lovely and high-quality. “It is so beautiful, it’s like walking into a five-star hotel,” says Vernaci. With its modern look and designed for a work-from-home world, the Lumen offers all the amenities and conveniences tenants could imagine. Residents started moving into the building in late July, while the upper floors were still under construction, with 83 units already leased. “Playhouse Square is, of course, a dazzling amenity.” 8, Playhouse Square celebrates the official completion of the $138 million Lumen-the largest downtown residential project in 40 years-offering 318 apartments on 34 floors in the 396-foot high rise encompassing 602,000 square feet.ĥth Floor Community Space at The Lumen“You sit up there in those units and have beautiful views of the city with floor-to-ceiling windows,” marvels Playhouse Square president and CEO Gina Vernaci. in Playhouse Square, and soak in dramatic views of the city and Lake Erie, the marquees of the four historic theaters-and the unmistakable GE Chandelier-as you look at the heart of downtown Cleveland’s 100-year old Theater District. Stand on the 35 th floor outdoor deck of The Lumen apartments, 1600 Euclid Ave.
0 kommentar(er)
