Projects

Common Energy

Common Energy seeks to instill the Eastman Reading Garden and the downtown Cleveland community with a message of positivity, inclusivity, and love. In the midst of a volatile political climate, fraught with uncertainty within...

#flockCLE

In 2016 the See Also installation featuring 376 colorful creatures designed by the Italian art collective CrackingArt, exceeded the Eastman Reading Garden walls. The installation included Public Square, the Mall, the bal...

AHA! Light Up Cleveland

AHA! was a multi-day festival of lights celebrating the recent development boom and "illuminating" changes to our urban landscape. The event complemented the International Gay Games 9, also taking place in downtown Cleve...

MLK Library Design Competition Finals Public Meeting

The Library, with funding from the Cleveland Foundation, embarked on a journey to find the most qualified architect to design the new $10 million MLK, Jr. Branch in University Circle. Three finalists have been ...

Old Brooklyn Root Riders

Part of the City of Cleveland Public Art Program, local artist Melissa Daubert’s Old Brooklyn Root Riders make up the public art component of the recently completed streetscape improvements along Pearl Road in...

Garrett A. Morgan Surge Tank

The Garrett Morgan Surge Tank is one of the city’s most visible pieces of infrastructure along the Shoreway between Edgewater Park and downtown Cleveland. Thanks to an anonymous donor the tank has now become an artistic...

Art and Soul of Buckeye Park

LAND studio, Buckeye Shakere Square Development Corporation (formerly Buckeye Area Development Corporation), and the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority collaborated to enhance the southwest corner of Buckeye Rd. and...

ArtPlace: PlaySpace

The ArtPlace: PlaySpace project was a unique play space completed on what used to be a vacant lot on East 156th Street in Cleveland’s North Shore Collinwood neighborhood. Reflective of the Waterloo Arts & Entertainm...

Baltic Park

Since a design plan already existed, LAND studio had to add the art elements without major modifications to the site plan. Laila Voss and Jef Scharf met with neighborhood representatives to discuss the park’s uses and w...