A lofty architectural spectacle, the Fisher Building is an icon and an important landmark studding the city's skyline. An elegant structure showcasing architectural ingenuity and artistic craftsmanship, it also looms over the landscape with a height of 428 feet (130 m). A jewel designed by Albert Kahn Associates with Joseph Nathaniel French as the architect, the building commands attention from its visitors. Featuring an Art Deco style of architecture with sumptuous interiors washed in golden tones and intricate geometric designs, this building is aptly known as "Detroit's Largest Art Object.” Finding a place on the list of National Historic Landmarks, this magnificent building is a beautiful beacon combining art, culture, and history. It is also renowned for housing the Fisher Theater, a grand performing arts venue.
The Guardian Building, constructed in 1929, is one of the most recognizable landmark buildings in the Detroit skyline. Bestowed as a United States Historic Landmark, this stunning piece of architecture towers more than 490 feet (149 meter) over Detroit's heart. The opulent Art Deco structure has 36 floors with interiors that are actually just as impressive as the façade. It's home to many financial firms and hence it has rightly earned the epithet 'Cathedral of Finance'. Irrespective of how busy one's schedule is, locals as well as tourists find time to step-in and admire the colorful beauty of this architectural marvel.
The Jefferson Chalmers Historic Business District is a commercial district dating back to the early 20th Century. This district features houses of Arts and Crafts elements, and also comprises of Early Commercial and Late Gothic Revival architectural beauties that are a great attraction among visitors. The district was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in the year 2004.
