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A
City
within
a
City
Multi-towered
skyscraper
is
the
tallest
building
in
Detroit
that
features
an
observation
tower
on
the
72nd
floor.
The
GM
Renaissance
Center
in
Detroit,
Michigan,
is
a
group
of
seven
interconnected
skyscrapers
in
the
downtown
area
on
the
Detroit
International
Riverfront
that
is
owned
by
General
Motors
as
its
world
headquarters.
The
Central
Tower,
the
1,298-room
Detroit
Marriott
at
the
Renaissance
Center,
is
the
third
tallest
all-hotel
skyscraper
in
the
Western
Hemisphere
and
the
tallest
building
in
Michigan
since
it
was
erected
in
1977.
The
73-story,
727-foot
luxury
hotel
is
the
centerpiece
of
the
complex
with
its
cylindrical
design,
lighted
glass
walkway
radiating
the
mezzanine
level,
eight-story
atrium
lobby
and
26,000-square-foot
ballroom,
one
of
the
largest
in
the
United
States.
The
complex
is
designed
in
the
Modern
Architecture
style
with
glass
as
a
main
material.
It
also
includes
four
39-story
office
towers
that
surround
the
73-story
hotel
rising
from
a
square-shaped
podium
which
includes
a
shopping
center,
restaurants,
brokerage
houses
and
banks.
Two
additional
2l-story
office
towers
were
added
in
1981.
All
told,
Renaissance
Center
covers
5,552,000
square
feet,
making
it
one
of
the
world's
largest
commercial
complexes.
Located
along
the
Detroit
River,
the
14-acre
site
is
situated
in
the
middle
of
downtown
Detroit,
a
mile
north
of
Comerica
Park
and
Ford
Field,
adjacent
to
the
Detroit-Windsor
Tunnel
to
Canada.
It
features
66
stores,
restaurants
and
banks,
including
McDonald's,
Subway,
Burger
King,
Potbelly
and
Joseph
A.
Bank,
even
a
GM
showroom
and
a
Christian
Science
reading
room.
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