250 High
Setting a new standard for what dynamic, high-density development can be, 250 High is the first mixed-use project in downtown Columbus. By bringing residents and office workers to a former parking lot, the project plays a vital role in downtown Columbus’ ongoing transition to an 18-hour, live-work environment following decades of disinvestment.
With ground-level retail and restaurant space, shared amenities spanning the top floor, and a 2,800-square-foot public plaza, 250 High supports lively engagement among residents, office workers and the public. Home to NBBJ’s Columbus office, the building serves as a collaborative enclave of creative firms and a model for sustainable, transit-oriented development.
Features
The top floor features a fitness center, community rooms and a roof terrace with expansive views of the city.
Project Details
Client Name
Kaufman Development
Square Footage
Commercial: 135,000 SF
Residential: 162,000 SF
Retail: 18,000 SF
Total: 315,000 SF
Program
Office, residential, parking garage, amenity space, retail
Services
Architecture, interior design, landscape architecture
Phase
Completed
Client Name
Kaufman Development
Square Footage
Commercial: 135,000 SF
Residential: 162,000 SF
Retail: 18,000 SF
Total: 315,000 SF
Program
Office, residential, parking garage, amenity space, retail
Services
Architecture, interior design, landscape architecture
Phase
Completed
AIA Columbus, Merit Award
AIA Ohio, Merit Award for Interior Projects
Capital Crossroads & Discovery Special Improvement Districts Awards, Aesthetic Contribution
IIDA Columbus Interior Design Awards, Honor Award
Urban Land Institute (ULI) Columbus, Excellence in Development—Large Scale
AIA Columbus, Merit Award
AIA Ohio, Merit Award for Interior Projects
Capital Crossroads & Discovery Special Improvement Districts Awards, Aesthetic Contribution
IIDA Columbus Interior Design Awards, Honor Award
Urban Land Institute (ULI) Columbus, Excellence in Development—Large Scale
Columbus Business First, “5 projects that changed downtown Columbus”
Columbus Business First, “250 S. High anchors form creative enclave”
Columbus Dispatch, “Rents top $3,000 at some luxury apartments in Columbus”
Columbus Dispatch, “Offices, luxury apartments planned in new, 12-story building near Columbus Commons”
Contract, “NBBJ Columbus”
Columbus Business First, “5 projects that changed downtown Columbus”
Columbus Business First, “250 S. High anchors form creative enclave”
Columbus Dispatch, “Rents top $3,000 at some luxury apartments in Columbus”
Columbus Dispatch, “Offices, luxury apartments planned in new, 12-story building near Columbus Commons”
Contract, “NBBJ Columbus”