Southfield Town Center

Southfield Town Center is a modern office and hotel complex in south Michigan comprising five connected towers with glass and steel facades. The development includes underground parking with direct links to major highways, along with dining and meeting facilities throughout the buildings.

Construction began in 1989, establishing a new business district in the Detroit metropolitan region. The project reflected the shift of corporate activity toward suburban areas that occurred during that decade.

The center functions as a gathering space where business professionals from the region meet for conferences and corporate events. The towers have become landmarks that define the contemporary business district in south Michigan.

The complex is easily accessible via Southfield's main roads, with ample underground parking for visitors and staff. The buildings are connected internally, so you can move between them during bad weather without going outside.

From the upper floors, visitors can see the Detroit skyline in the distance while also looking out toward the northern forests. This dual view captures the contrast between the developed southern suburbs and the more natural landscape beyond the city.

Location: Michigan

Inception: 1989

Architectural style: modern architecture

GPS coordinates: 42.47660,-83.24530

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:40