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Originally Posted by homebucket
Yeah the waterfront facing section is much better. But if we’re comparing the tower in its entirety to something that has excellent street interaction like the U/C Hudson Tower then it’s easy to see there’s a significant difference.
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Architecture had changed a lot in recent decades. Those were a time they were building a city like Brasília or demolishing entire neighborhoods to make room
for freeways.
In fact I was positively surprised by the links The North One provided. I thought it would be even more obstacles between the complex and the city.
And regarding tenants considering to leave the complex for some random suburban campus, it’s their losses. I follow some local instagramers and Downtown Detroit is looking amazing: full of activity, incredibly well kept. About PR, yes, leave a quality urban place like this, one of the most iconic addresses you can have, to be behind a field nowhere.