Crile Building and Parking Garage, Cleveland Clinic

		Front facade Named for the founder of the Cleveland Clinic, D. George Crile, this building is a more recent addition to the campus of the clinic. See additional views of Dennis L. Jones' sculpture in the park in front of the building.
Views from the side from the adjacent parking lot At fourteen stories, it has a dramatic stepped back skyline identity. See also Pelli's Key Tower in Cleveland for another striking profile.
		Covered bridges from the parking garage--see below as well These passageways are important for patients and visitors, given Cleveland's harsh winters.
Front facade A three-story atrium provides natural light at the entry.
Views of the Parking Garage This 1500 car facility has a striking glass stairway tower at the northwest corner. Covered bridges allow protected access to other parts of the clinic.

See Index for additional buildings by Pelli.


Click here to return to index of art historical sites.

Click here to return to index of artists and architects.

Click here to return to chronological index.

Click here to see the home page of Bluffton University.