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Detroit, Michigan
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The Fisher Building, completed in 1928, was the largest office building in the world at the time, showcasing Art Deco architecture with its stunning marble and granite interiors.
The Fisher Building, designed by Albert Kahn, is often referred to as 'Detroit's largest art object' due to its intricate design and lavish use of materials.
General Motors had its headquarters in the New Center area from 1923 until 1996, before moving to the Renaissance Center downtown.
The Fisher Theatre, located within the Fisher Building, is one of Detroit's oldest live performance venues, hosting Broadway shows and concerts since 1928.
The New Center area is home to the Detroit Amtrak station, which connects the city to Chicago and other major destinations.
The New Center area features several public art installations, including murals and sculptures, that reflect Detroit's rich cultural heritage.
The New Center Park hosts various community events, including the annual 'New Center Park Summer Series,' featuring outdoor movies and concerts.
The Hotel St. Regis, built in 1966, is a notable landmark that has hosted numerous celebrities and dignitaries over the years.
