Ford's new Detroit innovation hub shows how adaptive reuse can renew cities
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Location
2001 15th St, Detroit, MI 48216, USA
Interior Architecture, Interior Design
Client
Architect of Record
Landscaping
General Contractor
Floor Area
25,000 sq-m
An almost century-old landmark building in Detroit was converted into a mobility innovation hub, helping renew the city’s commercial and social landscape.
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