Architects Building, Neoclassical office building in Detroit, United States
The Architects Building is a seven-story office structure with neoclassical features including symmetrical proportions, ornamental cornices, and detailed stone details across its exterior. Located in the Cass Park Historic District in Midtown Detroit, it has been converted to residential apartments.
Built in 1924 by architect Richard H. Marr, the structure originally served as office space for architectural professionals. Economic hardship from the Great Depression later forced the building to change its purpose and adapt to new uses.
The building reflects Detroit's era as a booming industrial center, when architects and business professionals crowded into the downtown area. Its classical facade conveyed wealth and confidence in the city's future.
The building is located in Midtown Detroit with easy access to public transportation and nearby amenities. The exterior showcases its original neoclassical beauty and can be appreciated from street level.
The building was designed by architects for architects, showcasing professional pride in the field. Today residents live in spaces that once held drafting tables and design offices.
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