All rights reserved. "Who else is doing anything even close to this quality? The buildings are expectedto be done in 2024,two years behindthe project's originally announced timeline. We set out to create a design narrative for the development on the site of the former Hudsons department store that embraces the soul of opportunity in Detroit and complements the rich fabric of the city to inspire and propel growth. Hudson department store on Woodward, although its completion date has reportedly slipped two years to 2024. ECONOMIC IMPACT Construction on the development has been ongoing since Bedrock broke ground in 2017. The future of industry is one of ingenuity and creativity, said Anna Okerhjelm, Studio Director at Pophouse. Without those subsidies, there would be a lot less development in the city.". The project will also feature unique rooftop food and beverage amenities, providing one-of-a-kind views of the city skyline. Copyright 2021 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved. The council also approved last month a $167 million community benefits agreement as well as other elements related to the project. Bedrock Unveils First Look Inside The New Developm CHEVROLET DETROIT GRAND PRIX PRESENTED BY LEAR ANNOUNCES SUSTAINABILITY EFFORTS TO HELP FUEL THE FUTURE OF RACING, The Henry Ford Acquires and will Preserve Selma, Alabama Home in which Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr Planned the Selma-to-Montgomery Marches in 1965, THE MICHIGAN SCIENCE CENTER AND AXALTA COMMEMORATE EARTH DAY WITH COMMUNITY FREE DAY APRIL 22, The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre Announces 2023 Season and Box Office Opening, Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau on Facebook, Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau on Twitter, Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau on Youtube, Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau on Pinterest, Detroit Metro Convention & Visitors Bureau on Instagram. The significance of this development goes beyond its unique and distinctive physical presence. What the new Hudson's tower will look like in Detroit's skyline At the time it was proposed to be a $1 billion, mixed-use development. Olympia Development and The Related Cos. plan a project involving 695 mixed-income residential units, 1.2 million square feet of commercial office space, 100,000 square feet of retail and 467 hotel rooms across 10 properties in and near downtown Detroit. (Left side of this picture, you can see where that area is still a bunch of steel and rebar below the surface whereas they're pouring the concrete floors on the right). Rossetti says it all started with Bedrock's management being changed multiple times. District Detroit project wins nearly $615M in tax incentives from state board (which includes the Hudson's site redevelopment) approved in 2018 and valued at At 685 feet tall, the building's tower will provide unique city views at every level, developers say. Michigans economic development board on Tuesday approved a nearly $615 million transformational brownfield plan for the $1.5 billion District Detroit development by Olympia Development and The Related Cos. Ken Haddad is the digital content and audience manager for WDIV / ClickOnDetroit.com. If you need help with the Public File, call (313) 222-0566. Construction progress at Northwestern corner of site, Project barrier displaying nearby points of interest, Progress as of February 2023, from Madison and John R Streets. Columns that cover the things that matter to our community, from reporters Daniel Howes, Nolan Finley, Maureen Feighan and Bankole Thompson. OFFICE & ENTREPRENEURIAL INCUBATION ft of retail, office, hotel, residential units and public space. Follow him on Twitter @jcreindl. Event Venue Renderings - Courtesy of SHoP Architects, Rooftop Food & Beverage Renderings - Courtesy of Pophouse, Activated Public Plaza Renderings - Courtesy of SHoP Architects, Office Space and Atrium Renderings - Courtesy of Pophouse, Exterior Renderings - Courtesy of SHoP Architects.
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