LTU College of Architecture & Design to break ground in prime Midtown spot
Very nice to see renderings of this project in Curbed Detroit (which re-ran part of piece first reported in Crain’s). We like this a lot. Read an excerpt:
The development on Woodward and Willis is scheduled to break ground this week. The $7M building will be three stories, with almost half of its 30,000 square feet devoted to Lawrence Tech’s College of Architecture and Design. Surprisingly, there’s no residential space in this structure, nor any certainty of retail space. The ground floor will mostly be gallery space for LTU, though an unnamed restaurant might occupy a spot in the corner. Midtown Inc expects LTU to move in by October 2014.
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