Columbus Dispatch: Downtown Skyscraper to Undergo Major RenovationColumbus Dispatch: Downtown Skyscraper to Undergo Major Renovation Columbus, Ohio – The iconic Huntington Center, a downtown Columbus skyscraper, is set to undergo a major renovation that promises to transform the building’s appearance and enhance its functionality. The $100 million project, which is expected to begin in early 2023, will include significant upgrades to the building’s exterior, interior, and infrastructure. Exterior Renovations * Installation of a new glass facade with floor-to-ceiling windows * Creation of a more modern and inviting street-level presence * Addition of outdoor terraces on select floors, offering panoramic city views Interior Renovations * Complete modernization of the lobby and common areas * Creation of new flexible and collaborative workspaces * Addition of state-of-the-art amenities, such as a fitness center, conference rooms, and tenant lounge Infrastructure Upgrades * Upgrade of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems * Installation of high-speed internet and fiber optic infrastructure * Enhanced security measures “This renovation is not just about making Huntington Center look better,” said John Boyd, president of the project’s developer, Continental Real Estate Companies. “It’s about creating a building that meets the evolving needs of modern businesses and enhances the city’s downtown landscape.” The project is expected to be completed in 2025. Once finished, Huntington Center will remain the city’s fourth-tallest building, but with a refreshed and contemporary look that will redefine downtown Columbus. “We are excited about this transformation,” said Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther. “It will not only revitalize this landmark building but also contribute to the overall vibrancy of our downtown district.” The renovation of Huntington Center is part of a larger trend of downtown revitalization in Columbus. The city has invested heavily in infrastructure, public transportation, and economic development to create a more attractive and livable urban core.
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