ONE Connection | Rock & Roll Power Play

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It sort of sneaks up on you, and then it overwhelms you, not unlike the movement and music it was created to celebrate.

A strikingly simplistic 150,000-square-foot mashup of common geometric patterns, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum sits quietly above the water at the edge of North Coast Harbor, barely a quarter mile from Jones Day's downtown Cleveland Office.

Part museum, part pop culture archive, and part living showcase devoted to arguably the most popular entertainment form of the last 60 years, the "Rock Hall"―as it's affectionately called by locals―is the final point of interest before the city's East Ninth Street gives way to Lake Erie (next stop, Canada) and faces no serious competition as the area's most recognizable landmark.