Detroit’s Historic Fisher Building Undergoes $20 Million RevivalDetroit’s Historic Fisher Building Undergoes $20 Million Revival Detroit’s architectural icon, the Fisher Building, is poised to undergo a transformative $20 million renovation. The historic skyscraper, designed by architect Albert Kahn and completed in 1928, will receive a comprehensive upgrade to restore it to its former glory. The project, led by Sterling Group, the building’s owner, will focus on enhancing the building’s exterior and interior features. The exterior will be cleaned and repaired, while the windows will be replaced with energy-efficient ones. The iconic octagonal towers at the top of the building will be illuminated to further enhance its nighttime presence. Inside, the Fisher Building will receive a complete overhaul of its common areas, including the elegant Art Deco lobby and hallways. New amenities will be added, such as a state-of-the-art fitness center and a modern conference center. The building’s office spaces will also be renovated to meet the needs of modern businesses. In addition to the physical upgrades, the renovation will also include the installation of sustainable features. The building will be equipped with a high-efficiency HVAC system, low-flow plumbing fixtures, and LED lighting. These improvements will not only reduce the building’s environmental impact but also lower operating costs. The Fisher Building has long been a symbol of Detroit’s architectural heritage and a centerpiece of the city’s downtown. The renovation project is expected to revitalize the building and attract new tenants and visitors. “This renovation is a significant investment in Detroit’s future,” said David Di Rita, CEO of Sterling Group. “The Fisher Building is an irreplaceable landmark that deserves to be preserved and celebrated.” The renovation is expected to be completed by the end of 2024. Upon its completion, the Fisher Building will once again stand as a testament to Detroit’s architectural excellence and economic resilience.