Planning and development in Detroit

Columns: Name | Built | Architect | Location | Notes
Aloft Detroit at The David Whitney | 1914 | Daniel Burnham | 1553 Woodward Avenue | Completed in December 2014 as an Aloft hotel/residential high-rise | Argonaut Building | 1930 | Albert Kahn | 485 W. Milwaukee Ave | General Motors donated the building to the College for Creative Studies . Redeveloped in 2009 | Belle Isle Aquarium | 1904 | Albert Kahn | Conservatory Drive and Inselhrue Ave | Reopened September 2012 | Cadillac Place | 1923 | Albert Kahn | 3044 W. Grand Blvd | Redeveloped in 2002 as a state office complex | David Broderick Tower | 1928 | Paul and Louis Kamper | 10 Witherell St | Redeveloped in 2012 as a residential high-rise | David Stott Building | 1929 | John M. Donaldson | 1150 Griswold Street | Bedrock acquired the Capitol Park Art Deco skyscraper in 2015 , after a Chinese investment group neglected the building . Work has been underway for a while to restore it back to its original beauty . Completed in 2018 | Farwell Building | 1915 | Harrie Bonnah | 1249 Griswold Street | Owned by Motown Construction , owners of the David Broderick Tower . Bought by Karp & Associates LLC , now slated for a mixed-use renovation with financing secured in 2015 . Completed in August 2019

Example questions:
Which Detroit building did the 1861 born architect build ? David Broderick Tower or Vinton Building ? | How many stories does the Detroit building located at 33 John R. Street have ? | When was the demise of the architect of the Detroit building at the junction of Park Avenue , Woodward Avenue , and Washington Boulevard ? | When was the earliest Detroit built building placed on the national register of historic places ?

Answers:
The Broderick Tower | 15 stories | June 1 , 1912 | 1985