Photos of what Detroit's skyline could look like once the Hudson's tower is complete

By Metro Times editorial staff on Mon, Nov 20, 2017 at 7:27 pm

Thanks to the handiwork of a local engineer, we can now see what Detroit's skyline will look like when Dan Gilbert completes what will be the city's tallest sky scraper at the old Hudson's site. The building is big, it's shiny, and it stands out against Detroit's historic buildings from every angle

Renderings by Eric Paterno.

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At Campus Martius

At Campus Martius

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From Capitol Park

From Capitol Park

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From Cobo Center

From Cobo Center

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From Grand River

From Grand River

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From Windsor

From Windsor

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From Detroit River

From Detroit River

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Photos of what Detroit's skyline could look like once the Hudson's tower is complete

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From one mile up Gratiot Avenue

From one mile up Gratiot Avenue

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From one mile up Woodward Avenue

From one mile up Woodward Avenue

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From over Comerica Park

From over Comerica Park

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From the top of the Renaissance Center

From the top of the Renaissance Center

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