Planning and development in Detroit

Columns: Name | Built | Architect | Location | Notes
Element Detroit at the Metropolitan | 1925 | Weston and Ellington | 33 John R. Street | The building was originally built to house wholesale and retail jewelry businesses . The Roxbury Group , who led the renovation of the David Whitney Building , is also renovating the long-vacant Metropolitan Building . It will reopen as the Element Hotel , with 110 light-filled rooms and an atmosphere designed to fuel a life in balance and on the move . Completed in December 2018 | Ford Piquette Avenue Plant | 1904 | Field , Hinchman & Smith | 461 Piquette Ave | Second American factory run by Ford Motor Company . Birthplace of the Ford Model T . Museum as of 2001 | Fort Shelby Hotel | 1916/1927 | Albert Kahn | 525 W. Lafayette Blvd | Renovated in 2008 as a DoubleTree hotel | Harmonie Centre | 1905 | Raseman & Fischer | 1308 Broadway | Also known as Breitmeyer-Tobin Building . It is part of the Broadway Avenue Historic District | Kales Building | 1914 | Albert Kahn | 76 W. Adams St | Redeveloped in 2004 as a residential high-rise with retail . It is part of the Park Avenue Historic District | Neighborhood Service Organization Building | 1929 | 882 Oakman Blvd | Redeveloped as the Neighborhood Service Organization ( NSO ) Building . It was formerly the Michigan Bell and Western Electric Warehouse . Total investment estimated at $ 50M | Park Avenue House | 1924 | Louis Kamper | 2305 Park Ave | Also known as the Royal Palm . It is part of the Park Avenue Historic District . The Towne Pump Tavern is located on the ground floor

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