• From Cleveland Urban Design:
  

  Visit www.BridgeProjectVote.com to share your thoughts on initial concepts developed by students involved in the Bridge Project design[build] charrette. Leave your comments on the projects and begin a dialogue with the students. What ideas do you like? What would you like to see more details on? What new uses would you like to see included?

• Post Architecture Journal:
  

  All You Can Eat  is a collective exhibition of architectural ideas for vacant sites in Cleveland, Ohio. If Cleveland has a surplus of anything it’s vacant land, and the organizers have faith that others, like them, have favorite sites around the city upon which they’d love to unleash their new (or old) tricks. This exhibition hopes to provide the impetus and opportunity for many to unleash said tricks in a publicly visible way.

• You can vote on proposed pedestrian bridge designs by the Rock Hall at the Cleveland Planning Commission site.

And in other news…

• Should RealNEO unionize? (Be careful if you don’t give the correct answer)
• Although John’s use of the editorial plural is a bit confusing since he’s the only one who writes at his blog, we were happy to find out that the the local TransDIGM Group is #51 in Fortune’s 100 fastest growing companies.
• At Ohio Daily Blog, Anastasia Pantsios has some good 30,000 foot analysis of the opposing County reform proposals:
  

  As expected, the plan formulated in private by a handful of the county’s elite — now dubbed “New Cuyahoga Now” — is on the November ballot as Issue 6. The plan supported by county commissioners Peter Lawson Jones and Tim Hagan to convene a charter commission to hold public hearings and come up with a plan based on citizen input to be voted on next November — now dubbed “Real Reform Done Right” — is on the ballot as Issue 5.

  Rereading Tim’s thoughts on signature requirements for the New Cuyahoga Now proposal should help shed a little more light on the implications of these ballot issues.

• Since I missed last week’s Blogosphere round-up, I figured I could sneak in this analysis of RTA’s rate hikes from Rob Pitingolo at BrewedFreshDaily.
• Finally, don’t miss Cleveland Bachelor’s interview with David Desimone of Low Life gallery fame.