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Share your dreams and ideas for Hough on the interactive map!

Nov. 12th: Zoom Community Meeting This was the first meeting in a series of neighborhood discussions on Form-Based Code for the Hough neighborhood. Participants watched educational videos on redlining

The Hough Form-Based Code engagement began with a public performance called “The Freedom Zone”. “The Freedom Zone” is a 30 minute multi-disciplinary performance created by youth living in and

A Collective, Interactive and Educational Zoning Experience

As with most things in 2020, The City Planning Department’s public engagement events for the Hough Form-Based Code project were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Originally scheduled to begin

The Hough Charrette Week has been postponed. The Hough Charrette week will be a five-day series of interactive workshops, events, and discussions regarding the new form-based code in the

Hough History The area today known as the Hough neighborhood started as a part of the original East Cleveland Township.

WEWS-TV (News 5 Cleveland) recently released a news video covering The Land Code project! Click the image or the button below to watch the full video. Watch Here Have

The Detroit Shoreway/Cudell charrette week was a success! Thank you to everyone who participated! 

Detroit Shoreway/Cudell Public Bike Tour Bring your bike for a guided tour through the Detroit Shoreway and Cudell neighborhoods.

Form-Based Code The City Planning Commission has identified parts of the Detroit Shoreway and Cudell neighborhoods to be the first form-based code areas in Cleveland.

Detroit Shoreway & Cudell History Detroit Shoreway is located two miles west of downtown Cleveland, extending to W. 85th Street, on a bluff overlooking Lake Erie.

During the first week of June, Code Studio’s Colin Scarf and Kevin Howard were in Cleveland to meet City staff, elected officials, community stakeholders and to tour the City.

The Cleveland City Planning Commission has selected Code Studio, an Austin-based zoning and urban design firm, to lead the new form-based code project.

In the fall of 2014, the Cleveland City Planning Commission (CPC) partnered with the local chapter of the Urban Land Institute to host the Best Practices in Zoning Symposium.