The historic 615 W Lafayette Building in downtown Detroit, originally home to The Detroit News, is a striking early 20th-century landmark designed by Albert Kahn. Inside, the beautifully preserved in-house library—with vaulted ceilings and elegant woodwork—offers a glimpse into the building’s journalistic past. The ground-floor lobby, once a bustling entrance, has hosted a coffee shop, creating a welcoming public space that blends historic charm with modern life—making it a unique and cinematic location.
Areas pictured: exterior, Lafayette lobby, Rooftop
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