Outside of the ocean of parking spaces, the Warehouse District is bursting at the seams with residential and commercial development these days. Hell, there are even plans in the works to convert what looks like a derelict bomb shelter on Johnson Court into fine apartment units and business space.
The real estate developer and the arts leader both wanted to buy the same picture at the opening of a show at Zygote Press in November 2016. But the arts leader nailed the opportunity, placing a red dot sticker next to the picture's label before the developer could, indicating it had been sold.
Worthington Warehouse Nos. 3, 5, 6 and 9, each built between 1906 and 1937, comprise the new Worthington Yards apartments, a renovation designed by KA Architects with lead architect Bill Ragaller.
