LIFESTYLEPhotos: Park Towers CondominiumsThe Columbus DispatchPark Towers condominiums, seen looking west down East Broad Street. The building was built in 1961 as apartments and converted into condominiums in 1983.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchTom Browning's Park Towers condominium has a view of the Columbus skyline.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchTom Browning calls the $20,000 he spent for his Park Towers condominium in 2012 "one of the best investments I've made."Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchThe bedroom in Tom Browning's Park Towers condominium has a small desk along the window.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchTom Browning uses a second bedroom in his Park Towers condominium as a den.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchTom Browning showcases his glass collection in a window of his Park Towers condominium.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchTom Browning decorate his Park Towers condominium himself, including building the electric fireplace on the left.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchSuzanne and Jay Beighley stripped their Park Towers condominium to the concrete before renovating it.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchSuzanne and Jay Beighley left nothing untouched when they renovated their Park Towers home, including adding custom radiator covers and built-in shelves.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchThe exposed concrete pillars in Suzanne and Jay Beighley's renovated Park Towers home show grain from the plywood molds 60 years ago.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchSuzanne and Jay Beighley bought their Park Towers condominium for their son to live in, but totally renovated it for themselves after he moved out.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchIn contrast to the home's contemporary design, one wall of Suzanne and Jay Beighley's Park Towers bedroom is covered with family photos and old paintings.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchDecorations pop on the white walls and fixtures of Suzanne and Jay Beighley's Park Towers condominium.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchSuzanne and Jay Beighley took some space out of the master bedroom when they expanded their master bathroom.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchSuzanne Beighley had to persuade her husband, Jay, to move into Park Towers before renovating the condominium.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchPamela Beech renovated her condo in Park Towers after buying it in 2016.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchA penthouse condominium in Park Towers has been left in near-original style.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchA bedroom in a Parks Tower penthouse opens onto a balcony overlooking Franklin Park.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchThis Park Towers condominium appears close to what it looked like when the building opened in 1961.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchLisa Cini's renovated Park Towers condominium features an illuminated wall-size photo of Rome taken by her daughter.Nicolas Galindo/The Columbus DispatchPark Towers, shown here shortly before opening in 1961, was billed as "the ultimate in luxury living" when it debuted.Dispatch File Photo, FILE PHOTOThe original Park Tower handout brochure.Jim Weiker/Columbus DispatchThe original Park Tower handout brochure.Jim Weiker/ Columbus Dispatch