Cleveland's newest skyscraper gets giant Sherwin-Williams sign

Why it matters: The signage is visible for miles, capping off a skyline-altering project that puts a hometown company in a position of prominence.

• Sherwin-Williams was founded in Cleveland in 1866.

By the numbers: The sign measures roughly 106 feet across, with individual letters standing from seven to 11 feet tall.

• The Salt Lake City-based manufacturer Yesco built the sign, which is finished with Sherwin-Williams' own liquid and powder coatings.

The big picture: Sherwin-Williams estimates about 4,000 employees will work daily at the 1 million-square-foot headquarters.

• Though the company initially planned for a move-in date in late 2024, the company now expects employees to begin working there in early 2025.

Go deeper: The sign installation video is as epic as it gets.