Whitley/Whitley Architects presents three projects at the "Say It Loud" exhibit March 12, 2020 by Scott Whitley

Scott, William and James Whitley will present separate projects for the “Say It Loud” Exhibit at Karamu Performing Arts Center, March 12, 2020. William Whitley will showcase Cleveland State University’s Wolstein Center, James Whitley will showcase Kent State University’s Fashion Museum and Scott Whitley will showcase the New Eastside Market. For more information, visit the Beyond the Built Environment website at: https://www.beyondthebuilt.com/say-it-loud-ohio

NOMA Event, December 5th at 6:30p by Scott Whitley

Come learn about the Cleveland Public Library’s Master Plan for all Libraries. Spend an evening with Jeremiah Swetel (COO of Cleveland Public Library) and find out how CPL will provide opportunities in regards to diversity and inclusion. The event will be held at Cleveland State University’ School of Engineering in Room WH405.

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Movie, TV and Sound Studios Coming to Cleveland by Scott Whitley

Whitley/Whitley Architects is helping usher in a new era of movie making and its support systems in the City of Cleveland. Cleveland’s Studio City is in the early stages of of planning and is hoping to bring a Hollywood like industry to Cleveland. The concept is to develop a mixed-use district that is anchored by the Studios. This will become the area in Cleveland where the filming and arts communities can support each other and thrive.

Entrance off of Woodland Avenue.

50,000 sf of office space and 72,000 sf of studios.

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Whitley/Whitley Architects Celebrated for Years of Community Service by Scott Whitley

The City of Cleveland celebrated the final day of Black History Month 2019 with an award ceremony honoring Whitley/Whitley Architects and Planners. The City of Cleveland had many events throughout the month of February to celebrate Black History Month, but the event honoring the Whitley’s was considered the “crowning ceremony”. The theme of the event was “Cleveland: Building a Sense of Community”. It paid a special tribute to the founding principals of the firm; James Whitley, Joyce Whitley and William Whitley.

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Morphological Syntax by Scott Whitley

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Velar Aspirations by Scott Whitley

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