Downtown. I-75 exit 50 onto Fisher Freeway West, then a quick right onto Grand River Ave. The parking garage is about five blocks, on the left.
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Detroit, Michigan - Parking Structure with Beautiful Ceiling The former Michigan Theatre had many incarnations in its history. My firsthand knowledge was during its days as the Michigan Palace in the 1970's, seeing Kiss, Aerosmith, Golden Earring, and George Carlin in its intimate setting. Now it has sunk to its current status as a parking garage, but it can be secure in the knowledge that it's the most beautiful parking garage in America! [Laurie Blacker, 08/30/2006][RA: Sept 2008: Localgal Barb notes: "If you want to see this structure, all you have to do is watch the movie "8 Mile" featuring Eminem."]
Detroit, Michigan - Parking Structure with Beautiful Ceiling We visited the "Parking Structure with the Beautiful Ceiling" with hopes of seeing it. I did prior research and found that this building was the old Michigan Theater (now the Michigan Building) that had been gutted to provide parking for employees. It is also the site where Henry Ford built the first automobile. Unfortunately, several things have happened (the security guard did not enlighten us further) and the parking area is locked up tightly. No one can get in to view the ceiling or to take pictures. [Prissi Sullivan, 06/10/2006]
Detroit, Michigan - Parking Structure with Beautiful Ceiling The former michigan theater in detroit (a palatial cinema years ago) is now an indoor parking structure. The ceiling is still the same, so one can get out of the car, look up and see a gorgeous inlay. It was once in the range of 1500 seats or so...now it's a drive-in of sorts, I suppose!
[jim thompson, 08/24/2002]