In south Detroit are some Warehouses, a group once owned by a single company. I explored the two biggest ones, they were both eight stories, with a basement.
Apparently someone had attempted to renovate the structure, which is why the building is full of modern wiring and plaster.

The buildings were as most warehouses, a few of these buildings were designed by Albert Kahn


The new breaker room completed in renovation


These buildings were connected by bridges, which had these big doors, common to Detroit's old industrial buildings


A weird staircase stuffed into the corner of an angular building


This elevator hut had these shingles on top, it faced the street and had the same facade design to it


Detroit and the Ambassador Bridge, those pipes on the roof are ventilation for the renovation that was never finished. If you turned around you could see the Gordie Howe bridge being made

That staircase is really cool!

looks like a huge place. That staircase shot is nice!